CoronavirusNew Jersey expands access to COVID-19 vaccines amid federal restrictionsGov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order that allows anyone over 6 months to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.Aubrey WhelanĀ Pennsylvania allows leading medical societies to guide vaccine access as new federal restrictions create confusionAubrey WhelanĀ CDC removes language that says healthy kids and pregnant women should get COVID shotsMike Stobbe, Associated PressĀ New Trump vaccine policy limits access to COVID shotsMatthew Perrone and Lauran Neergaard, Associated PressĀ Atilis Gym is suing Bellmawr for $10 million over COVID-19 shutdownAbraham GutmanĀ AdvertisementAdvertisementāSomething was wrong with my brainā: How COVID leaves its mark on cognitionIn March 2020, Hannah Davis fell ill, and everything changed. Her respiratory symptoms were mild, but the neurological and cognitive fallout was frightening.Richard Sima, Washington PostĀ Former Philly health department employee who raised concerns about racial equity in the COVID-19 response sues the city Dianna Coleman accuses the health department of racial discrimination, retaliation, and creating a hostile work environment.Abraham GutmanĀ Long-COVID patients are frustrated that federal research hasnāt found new treatmentsAlong with claiming the lives of 1.2 million Americans, the COVID-19 pandemic has been described as a mass disabling event. Estimates vary, but the CDC puts it at 17 million adults.Sarah Boden, KFF Health NewsĀ Pennās royalties from Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine grow to at least $2 billion after new settlementThe new $467 million includes $400 million in royalties for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine from 2020 through 2023.Abraham GutmanĀ Where to find free vaccines in Philadelphia this winterLearn where to get free or low-cost COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccines in Philadelphia. Find city health centers, eligibility details, and tips for staying protected this winter.Henry SavageĀ Some federal funding for COVID vaccines has been cut, but you can still get a free vaccine in PhillyHealth officials here say they hope to encourage more residents to get vaccinated ahead of the winter āsick season.āAubrey WhelanĀ Federal program offering free COVID tests is now openIn late September, Americans can order free COVID-19 tests for their household. Here's how it works.Henry SavageĀ FDA approves new COVID vaccines for fallThe FDA approved updated vaccines on Aug. 22. Vaccines will be shipping out to doctors and pharmacies within the week.Henry SavageĀ COVID is now endemic, the CDC says. What does that mean for Philly?Some epidemiologists are not necessarily convinced that the disease itself is endemic because COVID is still relatively unpredictable.Aubrey WhelanĀ Sen. John Fetterman tests positive for COVID-19Fetterman is experiencing mild symptoms, he said in a post on X.Abraham GutmanĀ See more storiesAdvertisement
New Jersey expands access to COVID-19 vaccines amid federal restrictionsGov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order that allows anyone over 6 months to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.Aubrey WhelanĀ
New Jersey expands access to COVID-19 vaccines amid federal restrictionsGov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order that allows anyone over 6 months to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.Aubrey WhelanĀ
Pennsylvania allows leading medical societies to guide vaccine access as new federal restrictions create confusionAubrey WhelanĀ
Pennsylvania allows leading medical societies to guide vaccine access as new federal restrictions create confusionAubrey WhelanĀ
CDC removes language that says healthy kids and pregnant women should get COVID shotsMike Stobbe, Associated PressĀ
CDC removes language that says healthy kids and pregnant women should get COVID shotsMike Stobbe, Associated PressĀ
New Trump vaccine policy limits access to COVID shotsMatthew Perrone and Lauran Neergaard, Associated PressĀ
New Trump vaccine policy limits access to COVID shotsMatthew Perrone and Lauran Neergaard, Associated PressĀ
āSomething was wrong with my brainā: How COVID leaves its mark on cognitionIn March 2020, Hannah Davis fell ill, and everything changed. Her respiratory symptoms were mild, but the neurological and cognitive fallout was frightening.Richard Sima, Washington PostĀ
āSomething was wrong with my brainā: How COVID leaves its mark on cognitionIn March 2020, Hannah Davis fell ill, and everything changed. Her respiratory symptoms were mild, but the neurological and cognitive fallout was frightening.Richard Sima, Washington PostĀ
Former Philly health department employee who raised concerns about racial equity in the COVID-19 response sues the city Dianna Coleman accuses the health department of racial discrimination, retaliation, and creating a hostile work environment.Abraham GutmanĀ
Former Philly health department employee who raised concerns about racial equity in the COVID-19 response sues the city Dianna Coleman accuses the health department of racial discrimination, retaliation, and creating a hostile work environment.Abraham GutmanĀ
Long-COVID patients are frustrated that federal research hasnāt found new treatmentsAlong with claiming the lives of 1.2 million Americans, the COVID-19 pandemic has been described as a mass disabling event. Estimates vary, but the CDC puts it at 17 million adults.Sarah Boden, KFF Health NewsĀ
Long-COVID patients are frustrated that federal research hasnāt found new treatmentsAlong with claiming the lives of 1.2 million Americans, the COVID-19 pandemic has been described as a mass disabling event. Estimates vary, but the CDC puts it at 17 million adults.Sarah Boden, KFF Health NewsĀ
Pennās royalties from Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine grow to at least $2 billion after new settlementThe new $467 million includes $400 million in royalties for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine from 2020 through 2023.Abraham GutmanĀ
Pennās royalties from Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine grow to at least $2 billion after new settlementThe new $467 million includes $400 million in royalties for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine from 2020 through 2023.Abraham GutmanĀ
Where to find free vaccines in Philadelphia this winterLearn where to get free or low-cost COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccines in Philadelphia. Find city health centers, eligibility details, and tips for staying protected this winter.Henry SavageĀ
Where to find free vaccines in Philadelphia this winterLearn where to get free or low-cost COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccines in Philadelphia. Find city health centers, eligibility details, and tips for staying protected this winter.Henry SavageĀ
Some federal funding for COVID vaccines has been cut, but you can still get a free vaccine in PhillyHealth officials here say they hope to encourage more residents to get vaccinated ahead of the winter āsick season.āAubrey WhelanĀ
Some federal funding for COVID vaccines has been cut, but you can still get a free vaccine in PhillyHealth officials here say they hope to encourage more residents to get vaccinated ahead of the winter āsick season.āAubrey WhelanĀ
Federal program offering free COVID tests is now openIn late September, Americans can order free COVID-19 tests for their household. Here's how it works.Henry SavageĀ
Federal program offering free COVID tests is now openIn late September, Americans can order free COVID-19 tests for their household. Here's how it works.Henry SavageĀ
FDA approves new COVID vaccines for fallThe FDA approved updated vaccines on Aug. 22. Vaccines will be shipping out to doctors and pharmacies within the week.Henry SavageĀ
FDA approves new COVID vaccines for fallThe FDA approved updated vaccines on Aug. 22. Vaccines will be shipping out to doctors and pharmacies within the week.Henry SavageĀ
COVID is now endemic, the CDC says. What does that mean for Philly?Some epidemiologists are not necessarily convinced that the disease itself is endemic because COVID is still relatively unpredictable.Aubrey WhelanĀ
COVID is now endemic, the CDC says. What does that mean for Philly?Some epidemiologists are not necessarily convinced that the disease itself is endemic because COVID is still relatively unpredictable.Aubrey WhelanĀ
Sen. John Fetterman tests positive for COVID-19Fetterman is experiencing mild symptoms, he said in a post on X.Abraham GutmanĀ
Sen. John Fetterman tests positive for COVID-19Fetterman is experiencing mild symptoms, he said in a post on X.Abraham GutmanĀ
