Coping During COVID-19
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New Pill Approved to Treat Postpartum Depression
Postpartum depression affects up to 15 percent of pregnant women but is often under-recognized and under-diagnosed. Learn more about its signs and treatments.
Eliana’s Story: A Cautionary Tale about Long COVID in Kids
14-year-old Eliana Rosario is riding roller coasters this summer. After a bout of troubling symptoms, Eliana was successfully treated at the UH Rainbow COVID Recovery Clinic.
Holiday Travel is Possible This Year With the Right Precautions
If you do travel, understanding changing protocols for the locations and venues you plan to visit is most important.
Recovery from COVID Long Haul Syndrome May Require Specialty Care
We are learning more all the time about long-term effects of COVID-19. A new study of long haul COVID-19 found more than one in three patients had at least one symptom three to six months afterward.
What To Consider in Planning for a Second Thanksgiving Under COVID-19
The second Thanksgiving of the coronavirus era is around the corner, but this year is much different than last. Vaccines have made it much safer, but people still must navigate risks.
Cleveland Woman Gives UH Hospital-at-Home Program a Five-Star Rating
After a positive COVID-19 diagnosis, Janora Johnson became part of a new program called Hospital-at-Home.
Recovering From COVID-19 Stress and Loss
For many people of all ages, the past year has been traumatic. What has been the emotional and mental toll on all of us and how do we begin to heal?
Why Obesity Is a Double Whammy During the COVID-19 Pandemic
After the pandemic began, studies of COVID-19 patients showed obesity may triple the risk of hospitalization with the disease.