Author: uvahealth

Before COVID-19 shut down workplaces, only about 25% of employees worked from home. But now many of us are doing it.

Many people have trouble tolerating heat. But if you have a heart condition, it might be even harder.

As information about COVID-19 unfolded, doctors noticed a troubling trend. Some mildly ill young people developed blood clots and experienced strokes.

Staying cool during the COVID-19 outbreak is challenging if you don't have air conditioning. Get tips for keeping your house cooler.

If heading to the gym doesn’t top your priority list, there are still other ways to stay active.

Congenital heart disease is the most common type of birth defect. But the Stifflers had no reason to think that it would affect two of their kids.

As we worked from home, many of us became more sedentary than ever. Blood circulation slows when you sit for long periods of time, which can cause clots.

Snacks are an important part of your daily diet. But many people consume foods and beverages that should be considered treats, not snacks.

Registered nurse Meredith Farmer contributed this post. She works on UVA Medical Center’s general medicine unit and has been caring for patients with coronavirus.

Researchers are working on coronavirus vaccines and treatments. In the meantime, don’t believe everything you read on the internet. Let’s take a look at some of the rumors.