FDA Expected To Approve COVID Vaccine Booster Shots For Americans Who Are Immunocompromised
New York City is racing to vaccinate as many people as possible to fight back the Delta variant before the fall season.
Watch CBS News
New York City is racing to vaccinate as many people as possible to fight back the Delta variant before the fall season.
The CDC is now urging that pregnant people get vaccinated against COVID, citing new safety data, according to updated recommendations released Wednesday.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 28 people in eight states, including New York and Connecticut, have gotten sick.
The county says any staff vaccination requirements will be decided by individual districts.
At Boca Restaurant, owner Emanual Carela is dishing out his top menu item with a side of vaccine.
Actress Christina Applegate announced late Monday night that she has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
We're just a few weeks away from the start of the school year. As it stands right now, most children heading back to the classroom will do so without the option to learn from home.
All 21 counties now have either a high or substantial rate of transmission.
While mothers improved once their babies were home, dads were still experiencing symptoms.
Children ages 12 to 17 are only eligible for the Pfizer shot, which requires a five-week period to be fully vaccinated.
Participants also expressed support for New Yorkers who battled the coronavirus and survived.
While some parents believe the mandate will be tricky to enforce, others say they should try everything possible, especially with the Delta variant causing COVID cases to soar.
Skin cancer is fairly easy to detect and treat when done so at an early stage. But left untreated, it can cause disfigurement and even death.
As the COVID-19 cases continue to tick up, some parents said they saw the mask plan coming.
COVID-19 restrictions could soon be changing when it comes to international travel. Some rules have kept loved ones apart for more than a year.
