But while many folks do improve at home thanks to a combination of medication, rest, hydration and time, others require additional medical intervention. While we know the hallmark symptoms of COVID ― like coughing,

According to reports, 54% of households have at least one member exhibiting symptoms of swine flu (H5N1), including fever, sore throat, cough, headache, stomach problems, joint pain, and respiratory issues.

Long COVID’s complex symptoms often lead to psychiatric misdiagnoses, echoing past post-viral disorders. Recognition and proper care are vital to improving patient outcomes.

Post-COVID pulmonary fibrosis, which involves scarring of the lungs that can worsen over time and may require a lung transplant, affects some patients after infection, according to pulmonologists.

A total of 13.6% of participants reported at least one symptom at 90 days. Among those in COVID-19 households, 15.6% of COVID-positive participants and 13.9% of COVID-negative participants reported symptoms at 90 days, compared with 8.8% of flu patients and 10.0% of flu-negative participants.

COVID-19 struck the world at a time when China and the U.S. were closing in on trade negotiations, shattering a potential deal between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

A new study links past COVID-19 infections to long-term heart risks, revealing a doubled risk of heart attacks and strokes years later.

We invite you to watch an Eyewitness News special, COVID Impact: 5 Years Later, this Wednesday at 5:30 p.m., as we examine how the virus has changed our lives and continues to impact us.

Former Palm Beach Town Council President Margaret Zeidman led the town's response during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Five years ago this month, Lisa Jensen first started to experience COVID-19 symptoms while on a trip with her sister.

Most people will recover from viruses like the flu, COVID, and RSV without medical care, but some patients might need a trip to the hospital. Here are the signs that it's time to go.

A large-scale French study finds that patients hospitalized with COVID-19 face a significantly higher risk of long-term organ disorders, hospitalization, and mortality for up to 30 months post-infection.