Most lives (67%) were saved during the Omicron period.
The only acute condition with significant delays in diagnosis in the first year of the pandemic was diabetes.
At tomorrow's hearing, Senators will hear from long-COVID patients, doctors, and researchers.
The virus was not detectable from the oral and nasal swabs of elk.
Reinfected participants had a higher likelihood of having pancreatic disease.
Seventeen percent of children ages 5 to 11 with sickle-cell disease had been vaccinated, compared with 25% of their counterparts.
The most common symptoms at 2 years were fatigue, memory loss, trouble concentrating, and insomnia.
COVID is at higher-than-expected levels in some parts of South America.
COVID activity is high, but infections are causing less severe disease than earlier in the pandemic.
The most common symptoms were cough, fatigue, and memory loss.
Estimated effectiveness against intensive care unit admission was 73%.
The prescribing rate rose slightly over time, from 28% in 2022 to 35% in 2023.
Currently, there aren't any authorized or approved pre-exposure treatments for COVID.
The researchers estimated that 42% of reported infections and 72% of total cases were asymptomatic.
Food insecurity among low-income US adults dropped by nearly 5% during the pandemic.
Researchers looked at blood levels of serum inflammatory proteins (cytokines), antibodies, and brain (neuroglial) injury proteins.
Over the course of the study, most participants were eligible for antiviral use.
Long-COVID patients had reduced heart rate variability at rest and during deep breathing,
The authors of the study say the findings provide worldwide antibiotic stewardship goals for COVID-19 and future pandemics.
Persistent headache began during the first 2 weeks of COVID-19 in more than two thirds of participants.
Doses will still be available to low-income countries through Gavi's regular immunization program.
As public health mandates eased, people started to travel farther, and COVID-19 spread from distant locations rose.
Researchers observed a 44% greater adjusted risk of mortality in patients with Pseudomonas aeruginosa bloodstream infection and COVID-19 coinfection.
The most common long-COVID symptoms were fatigue, cognitive impairment, and pain.
No long COVID was reported among vaccinated athletes.