Masking now a symbol of COVID-19 pandemic’s mental health toll Millions may never recover from a virus that won't ever threaten their lives ...

Three years after the pandemic’s start, 0ne central Indiana health care system wants to recognize their work to keep so many alive. ... The cross is the symbol of St. Francis of Assisi, ...

Caring for seriously ill patients needing round-the-clock attention during the pandemic has added layers of commitment. Gena Oppenheim, a nurse in the intensive care unit of Providence Saint John ...

Leading up to the pandemic, Britain had experienced recent waves of polarization, ranging from the cynical and misinformation ...

Among the lessons Soto said she learned in the pandemic: to pivot, think on her feet, remove barriers, challenge the status quo. "I believe that we're going to find solutions," she said.

Five years after the pandemic started, ... “The Copan Building is one of the cultural and tourist symbols of the city of São Paulo where more than 2,000 people live,” photographer Victor ...

Five years ago, on March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic.In the weeks, months, and years that followed, COVID-19 reshaped the world as we knew it.

The ubiquitous masks that became a symbol of the COVID-19 pandemic are seen on fewer and fewer faces. Hospitalizations for the virus have steadily declined, according to CDC data, ...

This pandemic was caused by a coronavirus related to the one that causes COVID-19. It started in 2002 in China and spread to 29 countries, killing 774 people. The pandemic ended in 2003.

With a measles outbreak raging, experts worry about lingering effects of the COVID pandemic on vaccination rates, misinformation and loss of trust in public health.

Five years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, ... I don’t mind putting my phone camera up to that amalgam of Black symbols all somehow forming a standard square. And it’s a good ...

The pandemic produced a social famine, ... She also got fixated on improving her credit score, using the number as a marker of her accomplishment, a sign and symbol that she was back on her feet.