When COVID came to her intensive care unit, this UVA Health nurse remembers "making a distinct choice to put my life up for this."
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These stories are difficult to hear. They come from the hospital staff who cared for the sickest COVID patients. As part of their healing, they want to share their experiences.
Sharon's mom died from COVID. And after Sharon recovered from her own bout, she wanted to help others. So she returned to nursing.
Studies show that 20-40% of people diagnosed with severe COVID-19 will have heart problems as a result. Find out what symptoms to look out for.
Between the pandemic, seasonal depression, and holiday stress, many are struggling with their mental health. Here's how you can help.
Smoking & vaping may increase your risk of catching COVID-19 because they involve touching your fingers to your lips.
Are kids less likely to transmit coronavirus? What's the best approach for safe learning? Our experts weigh in.
Smoking has been attributed to a variety of illnesses, including heart disease, stroke, and lung cancer. But smoking also may put you at increased risk for complications of coronavirus.
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.
Is your phone disconnecting you from the people around you? Are you staying informed, or adding to your anxiety by compulsively clicking links?
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