1 in 4 people experience mild side effects from COVID-19 vaccines
In a new study from King's College London, researchers found that one in four people experience mild side effects after receiving either the Pfizer...
Vitamin D cannot reduce severe COVID-19, study finds
In a new study from the University of São Paulo, researchers found a high dose of vitamin D administered on admission to hospital cannot...
This people 3 times more likely to get COVID-19 infection
In a new study from the Universities of Manchester and Oxford, researchers found that people who work shifts appear to be much more likely...
Scientists develop a cheap ‘universal’ COVID-19 vaccine
In a new study from the University of Virginia, researchers found an experimental COVID-19 vaccine could potentially provide universal protection against future COVID variants...
The Johnson & Johnson vaccine and blood clots: What you need to know
In the minds of many, the halt of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in April delivered doubt just as the mass COVID-19 vaccinations were...
People should receive COVID-19 vaccine before surgery, study shows
In a new study from the University of Birmingham, researchers found that patients waiting for elective surgery should get COVID-19 vaccines ahead of the...
Scientists find you can pass COVID-19 to your cat
In a new study from the University of Glasgow, researchers found that people can pass COVID-19 on to their cats.
They used in-depth genetic analyses...
Vaccines may protect against new COVID-19 strains—and maybe the common cold
In a new study from Johns Hopkins Medicine, researchers found that immune system cells also known as helper T cells—produced by people who have...
Many COVID-19 survivors have a higher risk of death, serious illness
As the COVID-19 pandemic has progressed, it has become clear that many survivors — even those who had mild cases — continue to manage...
Delaying second dose of COVID-19 vaccines may be a good strategy
Two of the COVID-19 vaccines currently approved in the United States require two doses, administered three to four weeks apart.
But there are little data...