Coronavirus / COVID-19

One in five people who take nirmatrelvir/ritonavir (Paxlovid) get COVID-19 again after the drug clears them of it, according to a new study.

JAMA study confirms co-administration of flu, COVID vaccines offer similar effectiveness as separate vaccination dates

Even though it may be more pricey for some people to get Paxlovid soon, a new study finds that taking it is linked to a small reduction in long COVID. The same is true for Lagevrio, the other oral drug...

As news that COVID-19 activity has declined emerged Monday, a new study was released showing that people vulnerable to severe COVID-19 who took nirmatrelvir and ritonavir (Paxlovid) had a lower risk for...

New survey data finds that long COVID was less prevalent in 2022 compared to other estimates previously recorded.

COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus cases are increasing, and the height of influenza season is on the horizon, but older adults and long-term care staff members are entering the first virus season...

Older adults who are in the hospital with COVID-19 die at double the rate compared to people who are hospitalized for flu complications, a new study published recently in The BMJ shows.

Connecticut’s highest court has offered a mixed ruling for a nursing home that sought dismissal of a wrongful death suit under a state provision limiting COVID-era liability.

Mama used to say the only good thing about being sick is that you’ll feel better later — if you live.

A study that put both COVID-19 shots to the test to see which was better for older adults found that the Moderna vaccine was superior.