Tired of doing the same online workout routine in your living room? Wish you had a different view than the dashboard of your treadmill? Take your workout outside for some…
Edward Reyes’ first symptoms of COVID-19 began with chills in January. A test at a local clinic confirmed he had the virus, and the beginning of what could progress into…
As the COVID-19 vaccine starts becoming more available, University Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Bryan Alsip answers a new set of frequently asked questions about how it works, how…
Last updated March 8, 2021 You rolled up your sleeve for the COVID-19 vaccine. You were hit with a wave of joy and relief knowing that the end of the…
Last updated March 8, 2021 Doses of COVID-19 vaccines are being administered around the world. Both have been authorized for emergency use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. This…
University Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Bryan Alsip addresses a number of questions about COVID-19 vaccines and their distribution – and whether we can drop the masks once we…
For many people, the winter holidays are a time of joy, celebration and connection with loved ones. However, this holiday season is going to look different due to the COVID-19…
We’re facing an uptick of COVID-19 cases while heading into the heart of flu season. As a result, pulmonologists will likely be treating a higher number of patients with pneumonia…
People are done with window teddy bear hunts and virtual happy hours. Even if you remain diligent about hand hygiene and mask wearing (good for you!) you’ve probably at least…
How long does it really take to make a vaccine? Why is it a bad idea to rush a phase 3 trial? And how is the COVID-19 global pandemic…