Unlike your common cold, for some, Covid-19 seems to hang on long after main symptoms have subsided.

Infectious disease specialist say some people still have issues up to two years later.

Bringing a new baby into the world is always exciting, but it has been tough during the pandemic, with many parents opting for ‘virtual’ visits instead of allowing others to hold their bundle of joy.

If most of us could, we would probably enjoy a couch-snooze in the middle of the day, every day.

But be careful…a new study finds older adults who nap on the regular for more than an hour per day have a 40-percent higher risk for developing Alzheimer’s disease.

It may not make you sweat, but that daily Wordle challenge is pretty good for you anyway

What do your kidneys do for you? They filter your blood, balance the body’s fluids, remove waste products…but all of that can be at risk with Covid-19.

If it seems like your allergies have become worse over the years, you can thank climate change

Smart phones and hand-held gaming devices are a great way to stay entertained…but they can also be a pain in the neck. Or Back.

So be sure to take regular breaks from looking down at your device

If you haven’t become an organ donor yet, it’s simple. You can register with the DOL and have it put right on your driving license.

If you are feeling overwhelmed as Covid restrictions ease, mental health experts advise to do what feels most comfortable for you

When the temperature drops, a lot of people rely on space heaters for extra warmth...but its crucial to take extra care.

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