Articles By Luigi Caler
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Long COVID Symptoms In Kids: What To Know
Since there’s not enough research on long COVID cases in children, experts shared the different symptoms parents should watch out for. -
COVID-19 Booster Shots Lower Death Risk In Vaccinated People
More COVID-19 deaths are being reported in vaccinated people, but boosters shots are said to lower the mortality risk. -
Long COVID: How To Tell If You Have It?
Experts have warned that long COVID cases are steadily increasing amid the pandemic. -
Study Finds ‘Substantial’ Antibody Boost From Fourth COVID Vaccine
The fourth dose of an mRNA vaccine could provide better protection against COVID-19, based on a new study. -
COVID Resistance Might Be Tied To Genetics: Experts
Scientists are looking into a small group of people who never contracted the novel coronavirus throughout the pandemic. -
Did Omicron Cause A Surge In Deaths In Vaccinated People?
Data analysis found that omicron has caused a spike in deaths among the vaccinated. -
Why Denmark Is Destroying 1.1 Million COVID-19 Vaccines Amid Pandemic
Danish health officials confirmed that they would be discarding 1.1 million COVID-19 vaccines in the coming weeks. -
‘No Good Evidence’ That 4th Vaccine Dose Is Beneficial, WHO Says
The World Health Organization is still skeptical about the need for a fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose. -
COVID-19 Increases Risk For Type 1 Diabetes: Study
COVID-19 patients may be at a higher risk of developing type 1 diabetes, according to a study. -
Washington Records ‘Largest’ TB Outbreak In 20 Years
Washington has reported its biggest tuberculosis outbreak in two decades amid the pandemic. -
Stress Levels Run High In Families Of COVID-19 Patients Admitted To ICU: Study
Research has found that the families of COVID-19 patients admitted to the intensive care unit develop PTSD months later. -
Third COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Protection Only Good For 3 Months?
The third dose of the Pfizer vaccine provides protection against hospitalization from omicron, but it wanes after three months.
