Hospitals have learned how to prevent COVID-19 transmission within their walls. But community spread is another story.

The hospitals are already at code yellow.

Pennsylvanians could start receiving a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as next month, the state health secretary said Thursday, but distribution to every person in the state could take much of 2021.

If every guest gets a test, how much will that lower the risk of spreading coronavirus among your family or friend group? The answer is complicated, but in short: Testing isn’t foolproof.

Music teachers realized It is hard enough to guide one musician over Zoom. When multiple people try to perform in unison, with delay upon delay across every connection, it is worthless.

A professor of public health debates a professor of behavioral health: Do the next wave of stay-at-home COVID-19 restrictions go too far?

People have attended Halloween parties, worked out at gyms, and dined indoors at restaurants, even as coronavirus case numbers have steadily climbed over the last month. Why?

We need to overcome not only the virus itself, but also its sway on our behavior and emotions.

The proportion of emergency department visits related to mental health were up 24% for children aged 5 to 11 and 31% for children aged 12 to 17 from April through October, compared to 2019.

A health survey revealed that only two-thirds of parents say they’ll vaccinate their children against the flu this year, raising concerns among pediatricians as flu season overlaps with coronavirus.

"I thank my lucky stars that I was gifted with knowing two languages and being able to help my people understand their diagnosis and not be afraid of asking," Maria Rodriguez said.

If you are a caregiver for a patient with any illness, don’t underestimate your value as a member of the care team.

“How did we go from ‘Let’s send everyone back full time,’ to CHOP saying everyone should be closing in the Philadelphia area?” said Jennifer Ross, a Central Bucks parent.