health

The world has been waiting with baited breath for a vaccine that can prevent infection of the novel coronavirus. While there have been encouraging developments on the vaccine front, some might be wondering if a cure for the disease is on its way too.

Physicians from TMA’s Committee on Infectious Disease and its COVID-19 Task Force ranked more than 30 common holiday activities on a scale of 1 to 10, based on how much risk the activity offers for leading to a potential coronavirus infection.

With college students returning home for Thanksgiving, a family practice doctor has advice on how to do it as safely as possible during the pandemic.

As coronavirus case counts soar, cities and states are imposing more restrictions. And with Thanksgiving and the winter holidays approaching, stress levels are even higher for people who are experiencing COVID-19 fatigue.

Rebel Wilson opened up about her weight loss journey. The ‘Bridesmaids’ actress, 40, went into detail about how she’s been getting healthy. Read more on RADIO.COM.

Health officials in Washington state are urging more than 300 people to quarantine after attending a wedding. Read the latest details on RADIO.COM.

The tourism industry in New York City faces a tough and long road ahead. NYC & Company, the agency in charge of promoting tourism in the city, finds it may take until 2025 to fully recover.

Just a few hours after undergoing a medical procedure and still in the hospital recovering, teacher Stephany Hume from Garland ISD’s Sewell Elementary in Sachse got right back to work, connecting with her students online.

A new study by William Beaumont Hospital of its own staff – billed as one of the nation’s largest studies of the coronavirus antibody – shows that masks play a vital role in the protection of people against the disease.

An emergency room nurse from South Dakota has come forth with a detailed account of her experience working in the intensive care unit, caring for patients who tested positive for coronavirus.