Leading scientist warns the government needs to expand the list of coronavirus symptoms so people know they're infected.
A new study found that deaths from cardiovascular disease went up in some regions across the U.S. Researchers say that may be due to patients putting off going to hospitals over fears of contracting COVID-19.
The "Ellen DeGeneres Show" resumed Wednesday — more than a month after the host’s diagnosis and the show abruptly went on an extended hiatus.
Bruce Willis is urging people to wear masks — after he was escorted from a Rite Aid drug store in Los Angeles for not wearing one.
As the U.S. faces an average of 3,000 deaths a day from COVID-19, huge crowds in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and maskless lawmakers in D.C. may have fueled two superspreader events.
Pneumonia occurs when an infection spreads to the air sacs in the lungs.
Walking your dog and walking your adult male partner like a dog are not the same thing.
A 2020 study reveals the many, many ways we misuse face coverings to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Elle Hardy said that after experiencing some light side effects from the shot, she took an antibody test that came back positive.
Experts warn cold weather can spread the virus faster, but it’s complicated.
"Throwing the kitchen sink at patients with medications and supplements is dangerous,” one expert tells Yahoo Life.
"They look good and most importantly, they work VERY well!”
A new report from the CDC details 21 cases of anaphylaxis following the COVID-19 vaccine. But officials say the reaction remains "exceedingly rare."
With plans still being thrown off-course, many people are opting out of setting new goals or making more sacrifices.
A myth suggesting COVID-19 vaccines may cause infertility is circulating on Facebook. Here's why experts say the claim is baseless.
Larry King continues to battle COVID-19, but he’s out of the ICU and breathing on his own.
People are taking to social media to condemn celebrities traveling over the holiday season.
Officials at a hospital in San Jose, Calif., are investigating a COVID-19 outbreak that appears to be linked to a staffer wearing an inflatable holiday costume on Christmas Day.
This may have been triggered by an inflammatory immune response.
"The potential lost is really the heartbreak, of course, with someone that's a friend or a creator. It’s like, 'Oh my God, what could have been done?'"
"I look outside and there’s still a pandemic," the "Top Chef" host said in her candid post about feeling low at the start of the new year.
"Dreams happen every day I cannot wait for all the possibilities and opportunities that await us in 2021," she later tweeted
The famous skateboarder’s long-running joke gets the 2020 treatment.
The star has been suffering from headaches, nausea and fatigue.
Some incidents like that were bound to happen. Here's why.