Currently, 47 states are classified as “growing” or “likely growing” in infections amid the nationwide summer surge.

Unlike other respiratory illnesses, such as the flu, COVID-19 has more than a single yearly "surge." Here is why.

"We are in the “seasonal” phase and out of the “pandemic” phase," a Professor of immunology told Newsweek.

The "summer surge," as some have come to call it, has seen COVID-19 activity increasing across most states.

As summer winds down, COVID-19 cases are growing in at least 40 states. Here’s where COVID is surging and what to know about the vaccine.

Currently, COVID-19 cases are on the rise in half of U.S. states, data show. An uptick in transmission fueled by highly contagious new variants is causing an increasing number of Americans to come ...

During the winter months, you may see more cases of respiratory illness including the flu or COVID-19. This is often because people are indoors more allowing viruses to pass more easily, while the ...

The COVID-19 summer surge is back, but at much lower rates than before, according to state health data. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in the Aug. 12 update on current epidemic ...

‘Tis the season in Colorado to be hip-deep in people in the hospital with COVID-19 — except not this year. In each of Colorado’s previous four years living with the virus, the state has seen COVID ...

COVID-19 cases are rising nationally and in New York, but health experts say activity remains at very low levels.

Post-COVID-19, colonoscopy and FIT usage declined, while stool DNA testing increased among privately insured adults. Screening preferences varied by sex, socioeconomic status, and metropolitan versus ...