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Latest Insights into Long COVID and Its Human Impacts
Explore the latest science behind Long COVID in 2025, including symptoms, risks, recovery trends, and long-term health impacts of SARS-CoV-2 infection
COVID-19 Isolation Guidelines: What to Do in April 2025
Learn the latest CDC guidance for COVID-19 isolation and quarantine in April 2025, including steps to take after a positive test and prevention best practices.
COVID-19 Variants in April 2025: What You Need to Know
Stay updated on the latest COVID-19 variants circulating in April 2025. Learn about XEC, JN.1, and other strains, including symptoms and prevention tips.
COVID-19 and Spring Break Travel: What to Know in 2025
Discover how COVID-19 continues to impact spring break 2025 travel, health, and holiday plans. Learn how to stay safe and enjoy your vacation.
Novavax Delay & RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Misinformation in 2025
Explore the latest on the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine delay and RFK Jr.’s false claims about vaccine safety, with facts from experts and public health agencies.
COVID and Flu Booster Timing for Adults and Kids
Learn how often adults and children should receive COVID-19 and flu vaccine boosters in 2025. Get the latest guidance on immunity, testing, and prevention.
What March 2025 COVID Funding Cuts Mean for Americans
Discover how recent March 2025 federal cuts to COVID-19 funding impact local health departments, testing access, and pandemic preparedness across the U.S.
COVID-19 in April 2025: What You Need to Know Now
Stay informed with the latest COVID-19 updates for April 2025. Learn about current variants, vaccine guidelines, rapid testing, and best health practices.
Trump Administration Cuts $11.4B in COVID-19 Funding to Local Health Departments
Explore the implications of the Trump administration’s $11.4 billion cut in COVID-19 funding to local health departments, affecting testing, research, and public health jobs.