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Tracking COVID-19 Through Wastewater

Wastewater testing can track viruses on smaller scales than a whole city.
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Bivalent Boosters Offer Better Protection Against Omicron

Updated boosters are more effective at preventing severe COVID-19 from the most common SARS-CoV-2 variant
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COVID-19 Pandemic Increases Risk and Cost of Heart Surgery

Risk of death increases for all patients, but fewer patients from lower socioeconomic backgrounds had heart surgery.
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NIH Launches Telehealth COVID-19 Testing and Treatment Program

The Home Test to Treat initiative partners with health departments in high-risk communities to provide free COVID-19 testing and access to…
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Researchers Identify Four Long COVID Categories

A recent study classifying Long COVID into four types can help health care providers better target treatments for a patient’s specific symptoms.…
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mRNA Vaccine Technology: A Promising Idea for Fighting HIV

Testing of mRNA HIV vaccines in humans is underway
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Evaluating the Safety of COVID-19 Treatment During Pregnancy

A small study has confirmed that Paxlovid is a safe treatment for pregnant people with COVID-19.
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Antiviral Treatment Reduces Likelihood of Severe Illness From Omicron

Researchers have found that Paxlovid (nirmatrelvir and ritonavir) is effective at preventing severe COVID-19 from the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2.
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Teen Brains Aged Prematurely During COVID-19 Pandemic

Small study finds that pandemic changes to teen brains look similar to changes caused by trauma and neglect
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COVID-19 Testing Helps Keep Kids in School

The test-to-stay strategy keeps kids in school after being exposed to COVID-19
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How COVID-19 Changes the Gut Microbiome

Changes to the gut may explain why patients with COVID-19 are more likely to get blood infections
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Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Share Experience During Pandemic

NIH-supported researchers use community-based approaches to learn about survivors’ difficulties in seeking help during the pandemic.