Everything from spiritual outreach to home selling to playing outside are different, maybe forever, because of the pandemic.

It’s been about five years and more than 1.2 million American deaths since COVID-19 started killing people, but the frenzy of ...

When the pandemic forced organizations to close, it created chaos. But it also forced arts groups to think differently about ...

COVID-19 forced companies to change the way they do business, in many cases resulting in shuttered operations. But many ...

The emergence of bird flu in Florida, particularly its impact on dolphins, raises concerns about potential human transmission ...

FILIPINO households showed a strong inclination towards asset accumulation, increased financial savings and reduced debt ...

After a few dogged journalists, a small nonprofit pursuing Freedom of Information requests and an independent group of ...

I had seen the writing on the wall that this was going to be a major global-involved event and it was going to have an impact ...

Looking back, Dr. Vesta Sandoval, chief medical officer at Lovelace Hospital, speaks with pride about her profession's ...

The five-year anniversary of COVID-19 shows us the many lessons we learned and what we may or may not do when it happens again.

This never-ending fight started in June of 2020 when she found herself becoming strangely confused during a shift in a ...

More than a century ago, the US learned what happens when there is no national response to a major health crisis.