First, you need to isolate. That’s a more intense version of quarantining – it means cutting off contact with other people as much as possible so you reduce the chance of infecting them.

A Short List of Steps to Start Recovery and Slow the Spread What to do when you test positive for COVID-19 can depend on ...

"I didn't test every day because you have to pay for the tests and I didn't have that many. It didn't last as long and it wasn't as severe, but you could definitely tell it was Covid not just a cold.

The number of searches on whether to travel after testing positive for COVID-19 is on the rise. This is a crucial ...

Only 22% of people testing positive for coronavirus reported having symptoms on the day of their test, according to the Office for National Statistics. This hammers home the role of people who ...

People who have tested positive for Covid have explained what it's really like to have the infection now. Many have reported the symptoms they had and how they went on to carry out a Covid test.

About 72% of athletes -- and 92% of football players -- said they've quickly shaken their head back and forth following a ...

If you do test positive for COVID, experts recommend you stay home, hydrate, get plenty of rest, and consider getting a Paxlovid prescription for severe symptoms. We all remember the days of ...

Russian bobsledder Nadezhda Sergeeva tested positive for trimetazidine at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics. She was disqualified from the two-woman bobsled event and served an eight-month ban.

Brits who test positive for Covid have been urged to self isolate for five days as cases of the XEC variant continue to rise in the UK. The XEC variant was first detected in June, in Germany ...

1 tennis player Jannik Sinner wasn’t at fault for twice testing positive for a banned substance in March 2024. Sinner, 23, has so far avoided suspension from competition since the International ...