Our efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic ... allows us to treat achalasia — a condition where patients struggle to swallow — without surgery. This procedure has benefited numerous individuals.

It was 2024—a point at which most people in America considered the pandemic long since over. But it wasn’t for me. Some days, ...

People with long COVID are also at an increased risk of developing ME/CFS. As one patient with ME/CFS and long COVID told Salon in 2023, the symptoms made her feel like she was in a “living dead ...

According to the CDC, 6% of adults in the U.S. are estimated to be living with the damaging aftermath of catching the virus.

Although she's been managing her symptoms, Flagstaff resident Jenn Guyer said the virus still affects her everyday life in ...

Sitting in a recliner in her south Kansas City home, wearing a bright pink sweater, matching lipstick, and with her nails ...

Kelly’s next health setback was a bout of pneumonia. After recovering, she was referred to a cardiologist and pulmonogist.

Jose Jimenez still feels lingering symptoms that have reshaped his life. Before getting COVID, Jimenez, now 47, lived at a fast pace and had the energy and stamina to match it. He worked in logistics ...

When Sharon Baker tested positive for Covid-19 three and a half years ... for the things that are really causing the long Covid, and that's what patients are absolutely desperate for.

"This is the first large study to look at the appropriate dose of anticoagulant for long-term ... A lot of these patients have a high incidence of thrombotic events, and they struggle with a ...