COVID Vaccine: Bronx Residents Can Begin Scheduling Appointments For Johnson & Johnson Shots
There was another major milestone on Wednesday morning in the fight to end COVID-19.
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There was another major milestone on Wednesday morning in the fight to end COVID-19.
A recent study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association found about 30% of COVID-19 patients reported persistent symptoms as long as nine months after illness.
The shipment will help relieve some of the demand, and city officials say they already know how they will distribute the first batch.
Spine surgeon Dr. Gbolahahan Okubadejo has been seeing so many back and neck issues from working at home that he's dubbed it "COVID posture and pandemic pain."
The incident happened in mid 2020 at the Yale Fertility Center in New Haven.
A toddler from Staten Island is helping other kids beat cancer, just like he did. His fundraising campaign all starts in the grocery store.
On March 2, 2020, as we were still learning about the concerning virus at our doorstep, Dr. Angela Chen was just a few hours removed from diagnosing the city's first positive patient.
Weeks turned into months. Face coverings became the mandatory accessory, keeping our distance an urgent safety measure, and long standing inequities could no longer be denied.
It was New Year's Eve 2019 when word began to trickle out of a cluster of viral pneumonias of unknown origin in Wuhan, a city of 11 million people in central China.
While on the front lines of the battle against the coronavirus, she has been clenching into the wins and coping with so much loss.
Thousands put themselves at risk every day -- from first responders and transit workers, to grocery store employees.
More students are returning to the classroom. But with masks, social distancing and random COVID-19 testing, school is now a very different experience.
Joseph Migliucci died at the age of 81 in April, leaving behind a storied Italian restaurant and a daughter determined to preserve his legacy.
From mass distribution sites in the heart of New York City, to handmade blessing boxes in suburban New Jersey, it seems no neighborhood hid from the hunger crisis cased by COVID.
The coronavirus pandemic brought on the most significant disruption to the sporting calendar since World War II.
