Coronavirus
Stay updated on the latest coronavirus developments, scientific research, and advancements in prevention, treatment, and vaccines.
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COVID-19 Testing: Choose the Right Test for You
Need to know right now if you’ve caught COVID‑19? The quickest way is to match the test to your symptoms, exposure risk, and how fast you need answers. No more scrolling through endless pages—this guide will walk you through every option, explain what the results really mean, and show you how to act with confidence. […]
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Understanding High‑Risk Settings for Virus Screening
Ever wonder why a single building can become a hotspot for a respiratory virus while the street outside seems perfectly safe? The answer lies in what we call “high‑risk settings.” In plain terms, these are places where people live, work, or play close together, often with limited air flow, and sometimes with vulnerable health conditions. […]
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Essential Infection Prevention Tips for Every Care Team
Most people don’t realize that everyday actions—hand hygiene, proper screening, and a few simple workflow tweaks—can dramatically curb the spread of viral respiratory infections in hospitals, clinics, and long‑term‑care homes. Below you’ll find the most actionable infection prevention strategies you can start using today, backed by CDC guidance and real‑world case studies. Let’s dive in […]
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Wastewater Testing COVID: Early Alerts & What It Means
Ever wonder why a city can warn residents about a COVID‑19 surge before anyone shows up at the hospital? The secret isn’t magic—it’s the sewage. Wastewater testing COVID gives public‑health officials a sneak peek at community infection levels straight from the pipes. In the next few minutes we’ll walk through how the science works, what […]
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Is the US in a Summer COVID Surge? Experts Warn of 25-State Outbreak
Nobody wants to be the person who drags up the pandemic again in 2025. But if your flight was packed with sniffly passengers last week or your coworker called out sick with a fever “out of nowhere,” you’re not imagining it. The U.S. is officially in what experts are calling a “summer wave.” Not a […]
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What to Know About the New COVID-19 Variant XFG
We’re not here to fluff words or recycle headlines you’ve read a thousand times. Let’s cut straight to the chase: the COVID-19 variant XFG is spreading fast in Southeast Asia, and people are getting sicker… faster. Yeah, I know—it feels like we’ve heard this before. But trust me, this one’s got scientists double-checking their calculators. […]
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WHO Says All COVID-19 Origin Theories Still Open
Let’s cut to the chase You’ve probably wondered, “Didn’t we already figure this out?” Right? But here’s the thing: the World Health Organization says we’re still stuck. Four years into a global pandemic, and nobody can say with certainty where SARS-CoV-2 came from. It’s as frustrating as it sounds… but also kind of a wild […]
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Simple Nasal Swab Test: Quick But Not Perfect
Picture this: It’s a quiet Tuesday morning at a nursing home. A nurse notices a resident coughing slightly but thinks, “Eh, just allergies.” Later that week, six more people are in bed with the flu. Sound familiar? That “simple” nasal swab test? Yeah, it’s not that simple. And here’s why. When the pandemic hit, nasal […]
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How COVID-19 Wastewater Surveillance Predicts Community Trends
You ever notice how something in your gut tells you there’s more going on in your area than the numbers show? Like, you’re walking through your neighborhood, maybe the local pharmacy suddenly looks busier, or your coworker can’t stop sniffing. You feel like something’s bubbling under the surface. Well, here’s the thing—it might literally be […]
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Syrups That Fight COVID-19: What You Need to Know
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