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Frequently asked questions and learn how you can protect yourself during pregnancy.
Experts in Connecticut are closely watching the rise of COVID-19 variants that have caused a spike in infections across the globe. Viruses are expected to evolve and mutate, resulting in these new strains of COVID-19.
Learn the key differences between coronavirus (COVID-19) and influenza (flu) and why it matters.
Learn more about the overlapping symptoms to look out for.
One of the outpatient treatment options available for COVID-19 patients at Yale New Haven Health, particularly those who may be at risk for developing a more severe form of the virus but are not yet sick enough to be hospitalized, is the use of oral COVID-19 treatments and monoclonal antibodies.
If at any time you or a loved one is experiencing a life-threatening problem, call 911. However, a walk-in or urgent care location can treat many other conditions at a lower cost.
Chances are your plans have changed because of COVID-19. Here are some of the most important health screenings and appointments you’ll want to keep.
Two new medications are now available to treat outpatients with mild to moderate COVID-19. Both have received Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) from the Food and Drug Administration and studies show they reduce the risk of hospitalization and death.