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Today's remote workers feel more strongly than ever about making it permanent.

The office was never one size fits all. It was one size fits some, with the expectation that everybody else would squeeze in.

Retailers to begin competing over price of tests as supermarket and Boots reveal prices

Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show 26 per cent of people across the UK either worked from home for all or part of last week.

Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show 26 per cent of people across the UK either worked from home for all or part of last week.

Biden’s proposal signals the administration’s concern about future pathogens. South Korea says the worst of its Omicron wave may be over.

Omicron BA.2 now makes up 72% of circulating Covid variants in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Virus trends in the U.S. are improving, largely because of the rising level of immunity.

There's been lots of buzz in recent days about people being infected after attending the Gridiron Club dinner and a few other events.

Last July, Andrea Ogg stood outside a pharmacy in Castle Rock, Colorado, fully prepared to lie to get herself a Covid-19 vaccine.

Nancy Pelosi and several top lawmakers test positive for the coronavirus, while Broadway shows are being shuttered amid rising cases.

With mask mandates virtually gone and vaccinaton rates at a standstill, there's one mitigation measure that can still make a big difference: ventilation.

Exclusive: record infection rates are making targets for treating the 6m people on waiting lists look less achievable

The virus is now embedded in our world. But there are steps we can take to keep it at bay while we continue to live our lives, says Edinburgh University’s Prof Devi Sridhar

UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) bosses logged another 32,608 positive tests over the last 24 hours, down 30.8 per cent in a week.

The subvariant of omicron that’s more transmissible than BA.1 was responsible for an estimated 86% of new US cases last week

People previously infected with Covid-19 are at a 72 percent higher risk of heart failure after 12 months

Despite the civil service having been declared at the forefront of a return to work as Covid restrictions were removed, many in the public sector are still working from home, it is reported

COVID curbs such as mandatory face mask use and social distancing should make a reappearance as case numbers continue to exert pressure on the health service, the NHS's top boss has warned.

Figures show 11,483 people who helped deliver jabs have started new careers in the health service.

Ministers ordered to get staff back into offices, with workers who refuse to do so accused of failing to pull their weight

London currently has by the far the lowest rate of Covid infection of any region in England, with 222 cases per 100,000 population

Ministers ordered to get staff back into offices, with workers who refuse to do so accused of failing to pull their weight

Authorities in city of 25 million people hope to limit transmissions to quarantine facilities by Wednesday

UK Health Security Agency bosses today posted another 26,147 positive swabs over the last 24 hours - the lowest figure in two months and a quarter fewer than last week.

Strains of lockdown have seen demand for counselling services soar, exposing a lack of mental health support that long pre-dates the pandemic

Taiwan opts to live with the virus in contrast to Shanghai, which has been criticised for measures taken as part of zero-Covid approach

But over the last few months with Covid subsiding, and people revenge dining as if the latest IMF and World Bank studies that show poverty in India is receding is one big sham to push European truffles sales, middle management is back with its Pavlovian response of WTF to WFH.

Of the 750,000 hospitalised, many report fatigue, muscle pain, insomnia and breathlessness, with women worst affected

Committee says international travel should not be singled out in response to any future pandemics

The senior civil servant’s investigation into allegations of Covid rule-breaking in No 10 has been put on hold until after a police probe.

Audrey Buck, 55, from Suffolk worked as a radio engineer for the BBC and later as a director of a training company before giving it all up to start her own family two decades ago

Audrey Buck, 55, from Suffolk worked as a radio engineer for the BBC and later as a director of a training company before giving it all up to start her own family two decades ago

<strong>Exclusive:</strong> ‘Alarming’ cuts by UK Health Security Agency could cost lives, public health experts warn

Vice President Kamala Harris has contracted Covid-19. Harris tweeted Tuesday afternoon that she was 'grateful to be both vaccinated and boosted.' The White House said that Biden called Harris to 'check in.'

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The 60-year-old, who has not yet been named, died at the San Giovanni di Dio e Ruggi d'Aragona hospital in Salerno (pictured) in the early hours of Friday morning following extreme respiratory difficulties

The changes to testing in hospital settings are being made now as during high community incidence of Covid-19 there has been a 'relatively modest' impact on hospital admissions and deaths

Sharon Osbourne will fly home to LA to be with her husband, Ozzy, after he fell ill with Covid

The virus is still circulating at high levels across the country

Rise in infections appears to be driven by Omicron sub-variants, say health officials

One woman told the BBC that her 90-year-old grandmother has been left alone to fend for herself.

Prime minister had broached issue of asymptomatic transmission publicly with advisers long before testing rules were introduced

NHS staff open up about their experiences of working during the height of the pandemic.

Sharon Osbourne has shared a positive update about husband Ozzy Osbourne after he tested positive for Covid.

Some have been left with dizzy spells while others have been left with terrible earache and sore gums

The spread of two newly discovered subvariants has doctors watching closely.

Linda Timmer wanted to practice what she preached.

South Africa is seeing a wave of coronavirus infections linked to two new ‘sub-lineages’ of Omicron: BA.4 and BA.5

It feels more comfortable and normal living alongside Covid-19. Nearly 60% of adults and 75% of children have antibodies indicating that they've been infected. But we can expect surges in cases in the South in the summer and in the North in the winter, one expert says.

Llio Angharad caught coronavirus in February 2022 and has since had to quit both her full-time job and her blogger business. | ITV News Wales

Some people do not get any of the main coronavirus symptoms, instead experiencing more unusual ones

Prof Adam Finn suggests there is little point offering fourth jab to those less at risk of serious infection

The C.D.C. is also keeping a close eye on the nature of hospitalizations.

Jade Colburn, 28, started to feel like she couldn't catch her breath and thought lockdown or the weather must be to blame - but she was later diagnosed with bowel cancer

The C.D.C. is also keeping a close eye on the nature of hospitalizations.

Daily UK Health Security Agency data shows another 11,076 people tested positive over the last 24 hours, down by a tenth in a week.

The agency said the move reflected an updated analysis of the risk of a rare but serious blood-clotting condition in people who get the vaccine.

With the virus rampant despite jabs, trials are underway to create intranasal vaccines to block infections from the body

Cambridgeshire County Council hit back at claims that staff should 'go back to work'

Despite three new subvariants spreading and the second-highest daily infection rate in the world, Australians seem to be tuning out when it comes to Covid information

The network’s leader sat between the president and first lady, all unmasked, at the event.

Vulnerable people in Norwich who were advised to shield in the Covid lockdown are concerned over lack of support after restrictions were lifted

The network’s leader sat between the president and first lady, all unmasked, at the event.

Oxford University’s Sir John Bell says sharp fall in death rate due to existing vaccines allows for a change in priorities

ONS data suggests that the recent surge of coronavirus, driven by the Omicron BA.2 variant, has peaked and is now decreasing week-on-week

New Zealand prime minister reveals Clarke Gayford’s diagnosis in a Mother’s Day post on Instagram

By rejecting super-strict lockdowns, the island is pioneering a new and ‘very successful’ approach at odds with China and Hong Kong

Millions of people in Beijing stayed home on Monday as China's capital tries to fend off a Covid-19 outbreak with creeping restrictions on movement.

The New York governor’s exposure comes as the state battles yet another variant that is more transmissible than previous versions of the virus.

The government’s shift reflects a recognition that stringent pandemic measures were stifling economic activity and eroding the island’s international competitiveness.

COVID figures suggesting that Shetland currently has the highest infection rate anywhere the UK is not necessarily an accurate reflection of the true numbers and should be treated with a pinch of salt, according to the local health board. With the recent changes to the testing...

Professor Tim Spector has given an update on the virus

Despite Omicron worries, England has fared no worse than other nations that kept restrictions in place, says clinical epidemiologist Raghib Ali

Cambridge has topped the infection rate list but data shows cases are declining

It marks the fifth week in a row that the ONS' weekly infection survey - now the best barometre of the outbreak - has reported a week-on-week fall in cases, despite no Covid restrictions being in place.

Professor Tim Spector has given an update on the virus

COVID-19 could be related to erectile dysfunction as studies found that vessels in the penis of patients who have had the virus can be affected by the disease.

'My experience of working from home is you spend an awful lot of time making another cup of coffee' - the PM says

Six weeks after start of vaccine rollout, fraction of young children have had first dose as parents question usefulness

I couldn't catch my breath after walking upstairs, and heard what sounded like a heartbeat in my head when I was trying to sleep.

Shanghai was once a symbol of modernity and openness. Xi’s ruthless strategy risks a very bleak future

New figures from Work From Home Research show the UK now tops the table of nations where workers would rather quit or find a new job than return to the office five days a week.

An unexpected side-effect of the Covid-19 pandemic was the increasing phenomenon of working from home.With people told not to mix with others in order to curb the spread of the virus, businesses were forced to adapt and operate with remote staff at the outset of the pandemic.Two years later and with...

Move came just one day after US death toll from virus hit one million

A college where teacher Donna Coleman (pictured), 42, died of Covid-19 has become the first education sector employer in Great Britain found to have to breached health & safety laws during the pandemic.

When the government ended free tests, daily case numbers became less reliable. What else can we look at?

'We might very well get a case but I just don’t see it developing like Covid did'

Identifying long Covid in older adults can be tricky, but experts say there are good strategies for seniors to get medical advice and fight the impact of the virus.

The first phase of Scotland's Covid memorial was officially opened on Friday.

The virus’s behaviour in highly vaccinated countries may offer clues to our future with the disease, says Aris Katzourakis, a professor in viral evolution at Oxford University

The virus’s behaviour in highly vaccinated countries may offer clues to our future with the disease, says Aris Katzourakis, a professor in viral evolution at Oxford University

Severe undercounting undermines our efforts to ‘understand and get ahead of the virus’, researcher says after New York survey

Covid hangover has left me unable to stomach a curry, while Johnson’s Partygate hangover has left him calling for his dog’s execution

Air pollutant nitrogen dioxide may contribute to intensive care admissions, German study finds

Maharashtra will open schools on June 15 with Covid-19 appropriate measures, Maharashtra school education minister Varsha Gaikwad said

A study of Melbourne city's business district has found 70 per cent of companies do not expect their staff to return to full-time work in the office as workers deterred by commuting want work-life balance.

Royal College of Nursing highlights lack of specialist NHS clinics and disparities in care around the UK

Mumbai Covid news: In the past week, active Covid cases in Mumbai have surged two-fold. Data from the BMC showed that on May 31, the city had 2,526 active cases, which surged to 5,238 on June 6.

45% of the youth surveyed in 10 higher, upper-middle income countries said their feelings about climate change hurt their daily functioning.

Members of the Royal College of Nursing have voted in favour of a campaign to improve support for nurses with long Covid in the workplace, as those among

Professor Sir Andrew Pollard was speaking after being knighted by the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle.

Professor Sir Andrew Pollard was speaking after being knighted by the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle.

JEREMY HUNT snubbed The Dan Wootton Tonight reporter as be avoided questions over allegations made by Nadine Dorries.

The Covid-19 pandemic has abated in much of the world. But in its place have emerged a series of viruses behaving in new and peculiar ways.

Education secretary Nadhim Zahawi has asked DfE officials to draw up new guidance for schools on long Covid, as unions say teachers should get up to 12 months of full-paid leave if diagnosed with the condition

An investor’s rant gives an insight into the City’s short-termist view of the environment crisis

According to experts, the current Covid-19 wave in the U.S. is noticeably different than past ones — and might even be the start of our "new normal." Here's why.

A spike in infections every three months seems to be the pattern, but the UK has the power to beat this if we act wisely, says Devi Sridhar of the University of Edinburgh

Exclusive: some who worked on pandemic frontline may have to sell their house after claims rejected

Liverpool professor returns to Edinburgh Fringe with 'Covid for Kids' show

"Covid has not gone away"

"Covid has not gone away"

One in 40 people are estimated to have had Covid in Scotland in the week ending June 2.

Epidemiologist Catherine Bennett said Australia's surge in flu cases is likely due to low immunity created by Covid restrictions and wet weather keeping groups of people indoors.

A LIMERICK chef who sold drugs through Snapchat has been given a two and half year suspended prison sentence.

Sir Mick Jagger insists he's 'much better' after being diagnosed with Covid-19 this week which led to some Rolling Stones gigs being postponed

Toni Dennan and her husband Lee have spoken of the tragic loss of baby Darcey and urged all pregnant women to get vaccinated

Nutrition used to be the cornerstone of nursing. So I’ll have plenty of what makes me feel better – as well as the medication

Cases have surged following the Queen's Jubilee Bank Holiday - so here's the latest list of symptoms to look out for, to help you keep your friends, family and colleagues safe

Can workplace ‘presenteeism’ put people at increased risk of sickness and depression? Academic Alison Collins weighs up the evidence

Republicans accused the White House of providing "false" information about dwindling money, citing a big purchase of more vaccine. Biden administration officials say they've been transparent and were forced to repurpose that money from other initiatives because of the funding battle.

Self-service bar popular with locals and foreigners has been shut down after being linked to hundreds of cases

In Hong Kong, Omicron was running amok, but in Shanghai cases were still in the single digits and with China's iron-fisted approach to infections it seemed reasonable to think things would stay that way. That was my first mistake.

Claire Mcwhinnie thought she would never become a mum

The head of the WHO believes Covid spread after a leak from a Wuhan lab, a senior Government source claims. Tedros Adhanom publicly maintains that 'all hypotheses remain'

After an emergency C-section, few people thought Rackheath's Alex Durrant would pull through from Covid - but her newborn son had other plans

Anxiety and depression are much more prevalent in people suffering from long-term Covid symptoms than the general public, research has shown

A kindergartener just finished his first day of school when he watched his young mother collapse and take her final breaths. Suddenly, he was orphaned by Covid-19. A 13-year-old girl has suffered panic attacks since her dad's death -- but must stay strong to help her younger siblings. These children are far from alone.

A new book claims that pandemic policy was guilty of ‘childism’ and that the young were failed by society at large

The need for sustainability and innovation has only been increased by the pandemic. Here's how.

Scientists fear the sub-variants may be similar to the more deadly Alpha and Delta variants

Pagans and party-goers head back to Salisbury Plain in their thousands as site reopens for annual festivities

In a landmark employment tribunal ruling, Terence Burke has been given permission to bring a case of disability discrimination against his former employer.

We list out all the times cryptocurrency faced extreme volatility since 2019.

Coughing, sneezing and a runny nose are now all tell-tale signs of the coronavirus, which has become milder as the pandemic has worn on.

Covid reinfections have become increasingly common, due to decline in antibodies and the evolution of the virus

Coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are rising across the continent, spurred by Omicron subvariants BA.4 and BA.5.

Scientists believe the UK's latest surge has mainly been fuelled by Omicron sub-variants BA.4 and BA.5, which are even more transmissible than the strain that caused pandemic highs in April.

Daily symptomatic cases in the UK have jumped by 75 per cent this month to 200,121, according to figures

Over 700 businesses across Glasgow have registered to be a part of the scheme.

No, Matt Hancock, we are not ‘past the pandemic’. And we won’t be until the world’s population is vaccinated, says Kit Yates of the University of Bath

Figures out on Friday are expected to show a further rise in cases

Scotland has the most Covid in the UK at the moment, according to the ONS

Lea Turner, a 37-year-old single parent, now makes more money in a week coaching people on LinkedIn than she used to earn in a month.

COVID is surging once again in the UK, with a 40 percent week-on-week rise reported last Friday. To make matters worse, a new study has found catching Covid can more than triple your risk of permanent decline.

It was estimated that one in every 20 Scots had the virus last week - the highest level in the UK.

A team of researchers of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Delhi conducted the study on 2,586 Covid-19 hospitalised patients who were admitted in the hospital from April 8 to October 4, 2020.

Mitochondria play a role in many aspects of keeping us healthy – and could be the key to unlocking treatments for chronic diseases, including Parkinson’s

Omicron: How many days is isolation for Covid in the uk?

Study finds more primary parents are wary of vaccinating their child against Covid than in 2021.

UK may face significant flu epidemic alongside Covid, vaccines expert warns

From testing to self isolation, here's the latest guidance in Wales as coronavirus cases rise. | ITV News Wales

Study finds more primary parents are wary of vaccinating their child against Covid than in 2021.

It was my first experience of coronavirus having managed to avoid it for most of the pandemic - it was no picnic

Study finds more primary parents are wary of vaccinating their child against Covid than in 2021.

With a recession looming, many firms in the county could be left high and dry as low unemployment clashes with record numbers of job vacancies.

Get all of the latest Coronavirus news from Edinburgh News. Providing fresh perspective online for news across the UK

Cases are on the rise, but a few small changes would make a big difference to millions of vulnerable people, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

Cases are on the rise, but a few small changes would make a big difference to millions of vulnerable people, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

An outbreak on the set of the Jeremy Vine show has seen several crew, including his pregnant co-host Storm Huntley, forced off work with Covid in recent days. It comes as UK Covid cases rise.

The 2021 finalist Matteo Berrettini became the second men’s player in 24 hours to withdraw from the 2022 Championships after a positive Covid-19 test

Dr. Anthony Fauci has confirmed that he is battling Covid-19 again after previously testing negative for the virus. Fauci is on his second course of Paxlovid.

It may feel like the pandemic is over, but it’s not. So, unless you have a real need to travel to a conference, just say no.

Do vaccines and booster shots protect against new variants? Here’s what you need to know

ROBERTO BAUTISTA AGUT is the third top men's player to withdraw from Wimbledon after testing positive for Covid.

Health experts say they are planning for a flu wave to hit the UK as early as September

The Royal College of Nursing said the decision indicates 'how little the UK Government values its nursing staff'

A pair of port workers in Wuhan have shown signs of asymptomatic infection in the most recent confirmed cases in the Chinese city where the virus first emerged in late 2019.

Expert fear that new variants will emerge and stress the need to prepare the best drugs to combat it

TENNIS star Tamara Korpatsch has tested positive for Covid-19 a day after posting a selfie with Rafael Nadal.Korpatsch, 27, was knocked out in the fir

Lyndsey Thomson was spotted wandering about inside Edinburgh Sheriff Court without a required face covering during the Covid 19 pandemic last year.

"We're still encouraging people to go about their normal lives but in that precautionary way" Dr Jenny Harries said

Hong Kong legislator tests positive after meeting Chinese president, and city-wide testing begins in Macau to contain its worst outbreak

The Covid pandemic altered the world of work in many ways. But for some people, the shifting sands created by lockdown caused them to change career…

Acting like the virus is no longer a risk undermines our trust in public health measures, says psychologist Stephen Reicher

Three experts weigh in on the benefits of reintroducing face coverings in certain settings

Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper is back in hospital following his lengthy battle with Covid-19 and a year in hospital from March 2020.

Frontline workers risked their lives for us, but now many risk losing their jobs, say doctors Kelly Fearnley and Shaun Peter Qureshi

‘Long Covid is a work-acquired injury for many of us,’ said one nurse.

A total of 2.3 million people are estimate to have had the virus latest figures show

‘Long Covid is a work-acquired injury for many of us,’ said one nurse.

Britons are under the impression that Covid is largely behind us and are behaving as such, scientists say

Covid-related absences had been fully paid for all NHS workers, regardless of their length of service.

Public health officials warn of waning immunity in older people

The survey, conducted in May, also found that people were growing less worried than before about catching or spreading the virus.

Victoria Puar, 46, hopes to make memories with her beloved children, Joseph, 11, and Lydia, eight, in the time she has left

Macau on Saturday announced a weeklong shutdown of its casinos and non-essential businesses as the Chinese gambling hub confronted its worst coronavirus outbreak yet.

A TUC survey has revealed that employees who may have the virus have been ordered into the workplace by bosses

Staff absences adding to workforce problems caused by Brexit, pension disputes and exhaustion, says expert

The cities of Xi’an, Lanzhou and Haikou set restrictions on several million residents. In Macau, the gambling hub, authorities shut casinos and ordered everyone to stay home.

With two Democrats testing positive for the coronavirus and a third convalescing after a fall, the Senate floor is at a standstill, underscoring the fragility of the party’s bare-minimum majority.

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The latest, highly contagious variant has driven up hospitalization rates and deepened worries about waning immunity among those vaccinated or boosted months ago.

BA.5 is now dominant in the United States, and the White House, which has been watching it march across Europe and South Africa, is scheduled to outline its strategy against it.

The decision comes as White House officials stress the importance of vaccination to prevent severe disease.

Residents have been alarmed by mixed messages from officials, including advice that they stock up on food and medicine.

Time president Keith Grossman has spent the past year building the 99-year-old media brand's NFT business, TIMEPieces, from the ground up.

Time president Keith Grossman has spent the past year building the 99-year-old media brand's NFT business, TIMEPieces, from the ground up.

Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, 81, said he expected to see out President Biden’s current term.

Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, 81, said he expected to see out President Biden’s current term.

The FDA authorized Novavax's Covid vaccine last week. The CDC's recommendation will pave the way for 3.2 million Novavax doses to be distributed in the U.S.

The FDA authorized Novavax's Covid vaccine last week. The CDC's recommendation paves the way for 3.2 million Novavax doses to be distributed in the U.S.

Strategies for managing 130,000 new daily Covid cases are largely the same as they were for managing 30,000 new daily cases four months ago.

Two report on long Covid are set to be released by the White House in August, but patient advocacy groups fear they won't go far enough to address concerns.

More than two years into the pandemic, the virus continues to evolve in unpredictable and surprising ways, says science correspondent Hannah Devlin

As much as Americans want to move on from the pandemic, the BA.5 Omicron subvariant is driving cases and hospitalizations to their highest point in months.

About 15% of people in England have somehow never had Covid, yet 55% of new cases are from this group

The drug was approved eight months ago as the best safeguard for immunocompromised patients. But the word does not seem to have spread far.

Vaccine inequity and emerging variants mean the future of the pandemic is increasingly uncertain, researchers say

The risk of long Covid in children may be lower than what's seen in adults. A study in JAMA Network Open estimates 5-10% of children may develop long Covid.

What is keeping a minority of people from getting Covid? Disease experts are homing in on a few predictive factors.

We may not be able to beat the heat, but doggone it, we can have fun anyway. Here's how you can enjoy the rest of the summer that won't put you at as high of a risk of Covid-19 infection and heat exhaustion.

For gravely ill Covid-19 patients like Freddy Fernandez, a Mexican American who almost died, his life is very different as his family hopes for the best.

It's a confusing time, yet again, in the Covid-19 pandemic.

Public health experts fear the workarounds they’ve found could degrade the quality of care over time.

Sen. Joe Manchin said he has tested positive for Covid, which could complicate the Senate’s push to finish a number of priorities ahead of August recess.

ivermectin was initially promoted as a way to treat or prevent Covid infections. Now it's increasingly being marketed for long Covid.

Escalating cases in the US and Europe are a reminder of past summer waves, and a warning for the future.

President Joe Biden has tested negative for Covid and left isolation Wednesday after five days, using his relatively smooth recovery to make the case for more A

The Biden administration plans to offer updated Covid booster shots in September, an administration official confirmed to NBC News on Friday.

Can Covid-related loss of smell lead to cognitive decline or increase your risk for Alzheimer's? Sense of smell is a warning sign for dementia but more research is needed.

The average house price there is one-third of the national average.

Newly reported Covid-related hospitalizations are also higher than in previous summers.

By Matthew Gilligan Managing Director Gilligan Rowe + Associates It has been disappointing to watch the plethora of contradictory policies coming out of the Ardern government and the Reserve Bank (RB) over the past five years.

President Joe Biden continues to test positive for Covid-19 and now has a bit of a "loose cough" as he experiences a rebound case of the virus, his doctor said Monday.

In July, President Joe Biden tested positive for Covid. As Covid centaurus variant hits Biden, America's 'viral underclass' suffers, according to a new book.

Cecilia Stuopis, Shawn Ferullo, and Ian A. Waitz discuss the status of Covid-19 on MIT's campus; explain the rationale behind the Institute’s testing and policies; and provide insights about what to expect this fall.

There's no test for long Covid. There's no specific drug to take or exercises to do to ease its symptoms. There isn't a consensus on what long Covid symptoms are, and some doctors even doubt that it's real. Yet with vast numbers of people having had Covid-19, and estimates ranging from 7.7 million to 23 million long Covid patients in the US alone, researchers say it has the potential to be "the next public health disaster in the making."

The president’s physician said Biden's mild symptoms have mostly subsided.

A fatigued, runny-nosed President Joe Biden entered Covid solitude on July 21 with his legislative agenda stalled, a standoff brewing with the House speaker and an unfinished plan to kill the world's top terrorist with a drone.

The decision is not final, however. And it comes as some officials say it may be time to let it lapse.

Employers are pulling out all stops to attract and keep talent with all manner of enticements, not all of them financial.

Nonhuman primates will be critical to our efforts to understand the long-term effects of Covid-19. Yet scientists conducting critical research have faced harassment and threats.

While Kaine and other Democrats in the House and Senate are pushing for action, they have failed to gain meaningful momentum due to lack of GOP support.

Data obtained by CNN from New York's largest health-care provider indicates you're very unlikely to become severely ill with Covid-19 if you're under age 60, up to date on your Covid-19 vaccines and don't have underlying health problems, backing up a government plan expected to be announced this week that will ease up on coronavirus restrictions.

Property prices are sliding after decades of big returns for investors - and property stories and ads have been highly profitable for the media in that time too. Recent warnings the ‘one way bet' on property could be a thing of the past have made headlines - but property investors with a media presence are still saying it's safe as houses.

EXCLUSIVE: Rising borrowing costs sparked by interest rates are thought be putting landlords with smaller portfolios off the buy-to-let market.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the nation should move away from restrictive measures such as quarantines and social distancing and focus on reducing severe disease from Covid-19.

FDA recommends three negative Covid rapid antigen tests for people who have been exposed but don't have symptoms. How common is asymptomatic Covid?

Some studies suggest long Covid could affect as much as 30 percent of people who are infected.

Britain is the first country to approve the Moderna-made vaccine, which generated a strong immune response against both the original virus and the Omicron variant.

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

Some workers love the flexibility of working from home, yet new problems have swept in to replace the old ones.

There's much left to learn about long Covid, but nutrition plays a key role in feeling better, experts tell CNBC Make It. Here's what you can do to find relief.

There's much left to learn about long Covid, but nutrition plays a key role in feeling better, experts tell CNBC Make It. Here's what you can do to find relief.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

Lower wages, long Covid caution, and a tight labor market all spur employees to band together against in-office mandates.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

There's much left to learn about long Covid, but nutrition plays a key role in feeling better, experts tell CNBC Make It. Here's what you can do to find relief.

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

While eating the right foods is not a cure for long Covid, diet and nutrition could play a role in helping those suffering from it to cope, experts tell CNBC Make It

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

Long Covid symptoms — effects lasting at least three months — may be forcing millions to forgo work or reduce hours, according to a Brookings Institution report.

Health experts weigh in on whether schools should continue enforcing COVID-19 mask mandates, more than two and a half years into the global pandemic.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

While eating the right foods is not a cure for long Covid, diet and nutrition could play a role in helping those suffering from it to cope, experts tell CNBC Make It.

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

Health experts weigh in on whether schools should continue enforcing COVID-19 mask mandates, more than two and a half years into the global pandemic.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

While eating the right foods is not a cure for long Covid, diet and nutrition could play a role in helping those suffering from it to cope, experts tell CNBC Make It.

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

In report since taken off social media, Anbound Research Center said preventing ‘economic stall’ should take priority over virus elimination

Health experts weigh in on whether schools should continue enforcing COVID-19 mask mandates, more than two and a half years into the global pandemic.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

In report since taken off social media, Anbound Research Center said preventing ‘economic stall’ should take priority over virus elimination

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

For most people, depression and anxiety disappear after Covid infection, but others are plagued with severe neurological symptoms for the long term. Are we any closer to knowing why people’s outcomes differ so much?

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

Long Covid symptoms — effects lasting at least three months — may be forcing millions to forgo work or reduce hours, according to a Brookings Institution report.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

For most people, depression and anxiety disappear after Covid infection, but others are plagued with severe neurological symptoms for the long term. Are we any closer to knowing why people’s outcomes differ so much?

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

For most people, depression and anxiety disappear after Covid infection, but others are plagued with severe neurological symptoms for the long term. Are we any closer to knowing why people’s outcomes differ so much?

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

For most people, depression and anxiety disappear after Covid infection, but others are plagued with severe neurological symptoms for the long term. Are we any closer to knowing why people’s outcomes differ so much?

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

Long Covid symptoms — effects lasting at least three months — may be forcing millions to forgo work or reduce hours, according to a Brookings Institution report.

UK cases are falling – and scientists around the world are getting closer to being able to define and treat long Covid, says professor of immunology Danny Altmann

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

Long Covid symptoms — effects lasting at least three months — may be forcing millions to forgo work or reduce hours, according to a Brookings Institution report.

UK cases are falling – and scientists around the world are getting closer to being able to define and treat long Covid, says professor of immunology Danny Altmann

People who have lost parents to Covid are facing bullies online, who respond to posts with hateful comments blaming the dead and doubting the virus.

Americans are dealing with risk fatigue surrounding infectious diseases. Here's what to know about Covid, polio and monkeypox and how to deal with the stress.

Hesitant parents and challenging logistics are slowing the effort to get the nation’s youngest protected against Covid-19.

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Casino stocks bounced ahead of market trading Monday after Macau city leaders signaled travel between mainland China is set to open up in November.

The combination of new, easily accessible technologies, funds and work-from-home format proved to be a catalyst for new businesses. And they found more and more customers online — be it for education or shopping. Around 1,55,300 new companies were registered in India in 2020-21 compared with 1,22,700 companies in 2019-20.

A record surge in home prices finally seems to be ending. The next phase could be a buyer's market.