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Do You Need to Get an Antibody Test? Do you wonder if you had COVID-19, but aren’t sure because you were never tested? An antibody test might give you an answer. Find out how they work, where to get one, and what to expect. Read More   Rashes and Other COVID-Related Skin Problems You may have heard about "COVID toes" -- red bumps on toes of some patients. But there are other ways COVID-19 appears to affect the skin. Read More   COVID-19 and Strokes: Know the Signs People as young as their 30s with COVID-19 are having large strokes that are more typically seen in much older patients. Here's how to recognize signs of a stroke. Read More   COVID-19 and Consumer Trends Many consumers are pessimistic about the economy and are delaying big-ticket purchases. We talk to an expert about the economic impact of COVID-19. Watch Video   How to Relieve Tired Eyes More time indoors often means lots of screen time and reading, which can leave your eyes tired, dry, and achy. Here's what you can do to ease eye fatigue. Read More   Diet Tips for Losing the 'Quarantine 15' Many of us have gained weight during lockdown. Here are 22 of our best diet tips to get back on track. Read More   What Not to Say to Someone Who's Grieving Here are some unhelpful things people have been told while grieving, and how to take a better approach. Read More   Expert Insights A Cardiologist's Tips for Staying Healthy During COVID-19 Managing Chronic Pain While at Home What to Do When Others Aren't Social Distancing Healthy at Home How to Make Your Own Hand Sanitizer 20 Things You Can Learn From Your Pets Healing Homemade Ginger Tea Recipe

COVID-19: Early Vaccine Data; Treatments Investigated; False Negatives With Rapid Test

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Coronavirus Update: What's Safe? What's Risky?

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What's Safe? What's Risky? Tips for Our New Normal On the "Health Now" podcast, we talk to an infectious disease expert about how to weigh the risks of getting a haircut, dining at a restaurant, going to the park or the beach, or meeting friends. Which activities can we safely resume? Listen to the Podcast   Startling New Details About COVID Lung Damage The findings help to explain why some people seem to have damage in their lungs that’s out of proportion to their early symptoms, an author of the study says. Read More   When Should I Call a Doctor About COVID Symptoms? Some people want to avoid the hospital or doctor's office and try to manage symptoms at home. But if you have these symptoms, seek medical help right away. Read More   Is COVID-19 Impacting the Quality of Our Drugs? We speak with FDA officials about what they're doing to ensure prescription drugs are safe, while also managing the added demands of COVID-19. Watch Video   Should You Wear Gloves at the Grocery Store? The short answer is no. Here are the steps our doctor recommends instead. Read More   COVID-19 May Trigger Rare Complication in Children There's growing evidence that children may be vulnerable to a rare but serious complication triggered by the infection. Read More   Will Warmer Weather Slow the Spread of Coronavirus? If the coronavirus behaves like the seasonal flu, warm weather could weaken the virus and allow life to get back to normal. What's the evidence for that happening? Read More   In the News Global COVID Cases Hit Single-Day Record TSA Unveils New Security Procedures at Airports News Roundup: Get the Latest COVID-19 Updates Expert Insights Should Your Child Wear a Mask to Protect Against COVID-19? 'Why I'm Hopeful We'll Get COVID-19 Under Control' Answers About Food Safety From a Nutritionist

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