RALEIGH (WTVD) -- As the novel coronavirus continues to spread in North Carolina, you might become worried that you have it. So what should you do if that's the case? The North Carolina Department of ...

If you're worried about having COVID-19, the illness caused by the novel coronaivus, here's the topline guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: "If you have a fever or cough, you ...

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Looking for information about the FDA’s limited approval of 2025-26 COVID vaccines? Read what we know about who can get an updated COVID shot this year. Updated Aug. 27 If it feels like several people ...

Respiratory viruses are usually most active from October through March, health officials say.

COVID and flu tests aren't designed to tell you how sick you are, but if you use them to monitor your infection, they can provide useful information.

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