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Just a month before, I was among the many students at USF who had finally gotten their first Covid vaccine, with the clinic offered in our on-campus library. I was also one of many who had an adverse ...

Funds for a federal rental assistance program — intended to keep the most vulnerable people housed during the COVID-19 pandemic — are drying up faster than expected, potentially leading to thousands ...

Five years ago this month, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. While the pandemic illustrated weaknesses, writes Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital’s chief of ...

The idea of DOGE stimulus checks are well received among Americans, but not all may get one. Here's why and what critics say about economic impacts.

An enduring trauma of the pandemic has been treated as a painful memory, not as a problem that hospitals need to address.

Illegal strike by 12,000 NY corrections officers thinned staff even more, and cost money and lives, solved nothing.

We were all scared. Anyone who says they weren’t scared in health care isn’t telling you the truth,” Dr. Ashok Rai said, looking back at 2020.

The Trump administration has revoked several Biden-era health directives in a flurry of late night activity March 14. | President Trump took another step in dismantling Biden's health policy legacy by ...

The fate of the Loop's lunch business has been tied to office occupancy rates since the pandemic created hybrid work. Though the rates have been stagnant, some restaurants report improving lunch ...

Only an honest conversation will lead us forward. Like any field with the potential to inflict harm on a global scale, research with dangerous, potentially supertransmissible pathogens cannot be ...

United Public Workers has reached a settlement agreement with Hawaii County over temporary hazard pay for frontline workers who endured heightened risks during the COVID-19 pandemic.