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A look into the long-term implications of the virus on athletes' cardiovascular fitness.

What we've seen non-immunized communities do for previously eradicated outbreaks.

The logistics of supplying the vaccine are being handled by a collaboration of federal agencies. The DoD, parts of HHS, and CDC are coordinating supply, production, and distribution.

Lockdowns implemented for pandemic control have broad health, social, and economic consequences. This is especially true for people who live and work in slum communities around the world.

University of Maryland professor of medical technology answers where limited testing resources ought to be directed given pandemic supply issues.

Though it may be associated with the past in popular culture, tuberculosis is still the world’s most fatal infectious disease, killing an estimated 1.5 million people each year.

New ACTT-2 findings show notable promise for a combination of the rheumatoid arthritis drug and the EUA-approved antiviral therapy.

Delayed or avoided medical care can increase death, severity of illness, and the chronic health impacts of acute illness.

Upping the phase 3 investigational vaccine trial size to 44,000 participants will also allow for the enrollment of new populations.

University of Maryland professor of medical technology explains the ways speed and accuracy are weighed when testing is deployed to detect COVID-19.

A discussion with an Ohio State investigator on early CMR findings among young athletes.

Investigators resumed phase 3 international assessments after independent committees and regulators deemed it safe to do so.

Robert H. Christenson, PhD, University of Maryland, outlines the incentives for how SARS-CoV-2 testing reagents are acquired by institutions.

Robert H. Christenson, PhD, outlines the ways SARS-CoV-2 transmission is prevented during testing, how testing materials are acquired, and more.

Decision Diagnostics Corp. has submitted 2 applications with the FDA for a COVID-19 testing technology that the firm claims can identify the virus in about 10 seconds.

New research presented at ERS shows how critically ill COVID-19 patients face cardiac and pulmonary burdens weeks after recovery.

A Rapid Response in BMJ argues that to achieve Zero-COVID, we need to broaden our thinking to include the controlled and careful acquisition of population immunity.

In this segment, Dysphagia expert Rinki Varindani Desai shares her perspective on the need for an adaptive health care system response that incorporates equity across health burdens.

How a Chicago-based surgeon managed an unprecedented procedure for young woman at the height of the pandemic.

A new report shows a UK-based participant experienced a serious adverse event, but is anticipated to recover.

A total of 9 firms signed the letter promising to put safety at the top of the priority list in ongoing COVID-19 vaccine development projects.

A follow-up on analysis from earlier in the pandemic reveals that virulence in children remained stable over a 5-month period.

The story of an early-infected US physician who launched a non-profit, participated in trials, and guided her peers after overcoming infection.

The phase 1/2 findings show the recently regulated two-dose vaccine was associated with no serious adverse events and antibody response within 21 days.

At a time when schools and college campuses have reopened, an expert discusses adolescents' trends in spreading COVID-19 more easily, and the lack of testing available to them.




















































































































