Why It's Critical To Keep Masking Up Even After You Get The COVID-19 Vaccine
Just because you've gotten a shot of protection doesn't mean you should rip off your mask immediately.
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Just because you've gotten a shot of protection doesn't mean you should rip off your mask immediately.
We are here to help you spot the differences between allergies and COVID-19 and highlight a common deterrent for both of them.
The study, called kidCOVE, is expected to enroll 6,750 healthy children in the U.S. and Canada.
A year into the coronavirus pandemic, doctors say they are seeing an increase in students who are struggling with mental health.
"Watch your kids closely. Even if they say 'Mom, it's okay.' No. Push them. Push them. Look in their phones," said Makayla Marie Villatoro's mother.
California's attorney general and local officials sued the nation's largest senior living home operator Monday, alleging the company misled consumers on quality ratings and broke laws intended to protect patients when they are discharged from a facility.
Hope is on the horizon as President Biden challenged states to make everyone 18 and older eligible for the coronavirus vaccine by May 1 – but can California hit that mark after months of a rocky rollout?
One year ago, the coronavirus took over life as we knew it.
More than two thousand people were given shots at a Natomas High School vaccination clinic as part of liberation day.
A tragic trend is growing across the region — teens are dying from accidental fentanyl overdoses.
About a week after the Moderna vaccine, some people develop a reaction.
New guidelines from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say people fully vaccinated against Covid-19 can safely visit with other vaccinated people and small groups of unvaccinated people in some circumstances, but there are still important safety precautions needed.
The Senate approved President Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package Saturday, over 24 hours after opening debate on the bill.
California counties are increasingly asking to opt out of the state's centralized vaccination program run by Blue Shield, further complicating Gov. Gavin Newsom's plan to smooth out what has been a confusing and disjointed rollout of coronavirus vaccines.
A doctor's mission to gets vaccines into the arms of people who live in Del Paso Heights hit a major roadblock as allocations for first doses have now been halted with more than 3,000 people eager to get the shot.
