Everything from spiritual outreach to home selling to playing outside are different, maybe forever, because of the pandemic.

It’s been about five years and more than 1.2 million American deaths since COVID-19 started killing people, but the frenzy of ...

The emergence of bird flu in Florida, particularly its impact on dolphins, raises concerns about potential human transmission ...

Initial phase III trial results from November 2020 suggested that, after two doses, new mRNA vaccines developed by Moderna ...

That’s the potential promise of a new study on a drug made by Japanese pharmaceutical company Shionogi. At a scientific ...

This never-ending fight started in June of 2020 when she found herself becoming strangely confused during a shift in a ...

The pandemic may be over, but the endemic disease is still a threat, especially for older adults and those with certain risk ...

On the five-year anniversary of the pandemic, readers push back against critiques of the official COVID-19 response.

According to a study of the COVICAT cohort, almost one in four people infected with SARS-CoV-2 suffered from long-COVID. Long ...

Chief political reporter Amanda Rooker sits down for extended interviews with Des Moines mayor Connie Boesen and Polk County ...

Five years after the WHO declared the COVID global outbreak to be a pandemic, frontline health care workers reflect on what they remember of the early days of COVID.

Looking back, Dr. Vesta Sandoval, chief medical officer at Lovelace Hospital, speaks with pride about her profession's ...