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Australia's experience of moving to a model of living with COVID-19 in January has some distinct similarities to China's current transition away from COVID-zero.

Among the more remarkable legacies of the COVID-19 pandemic is how quickly federal regulators, the health care industry and consumers moved to make at-home testing a reliable tool for managing a public health crisis.

Other countries' health bureaus have advised the public to throat-swab when taking at-home tests, but not the US

The ways we think about the COVID-19 pandemic have evolved with the virus: In 2020, it was a potentially deadly threat we could avoid by being careful; in 2021, it was something that was likely to infect everyone eventually; and now, it’s becoming seen as a persistent health hazard that…

As viruses morph and adapt, there's a greater call for targeted vaccines and boosters

The Biden administration has launched a national monkeypox vaccination campaign and increased availability of vaccines and treatments.

Experts explain how the drug works, where it came from, and what kinds of side effects to expect

When a local man arrived in a Boston emergency department on May 12 with an unusual mix of symptoms, doctors were scratching their heads for days.

Experts hope the new COVID vaccine, which uses older biotechnology, could help the unvaccinated come around