I’m one of 40 percent or fewer of Americans who have managed to avoid getting COVID-19. I have been avoiding it like a potentially life-threatening virus — I’d say the plague, but all I really do to ...

When Armené Kapamajian learned she would have to shelter-in-place with her family amid the coronavirus outbreak, she was more prepared than most parents. "Home isolation is a mind game, but it's ...

With the pandemic state of emergency coming to a close, and with flu season now flu-and-COVID-19 season, experts are shifting their focus to what we can learn from the experience and apply to future ...

In the blink of an eye, life for Philip DelVecchio has drastically changed. The Brooklyn resident who owns a small consulting firm has watched his busy Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood transform. All ...

It's a problem a growing number of Americans have had to face: If someone in your household tests positive for COVID-19, what can you do to protect everyone else at home? As Omicron continues to ...

My daily commute to work is a long one, and on days with especially bad traffic I find myself fantasizing about working from home: imagine the luxury of getting two hours of my life back five days a ...

Unless you married right out of school you probably went through a period of time when you shared housing with people who weren’t related to you. How well that worked out mostly depended on how ...

A new analysis that looked at 54 studies in over 20 countries found homes where someone was sick with Covid-19 continued to be hotspots for virus transmission, even if overall community spread was ...

Jenny Lynn Raffe said the isolation her mother, Virginia Haumann, experienced last year in a nursing home was so upsetting it prompted the Elmwood Park woman to remove her mother from the home. “Every ...

If you've come down with a case of COVID-19 that doesn't require hospitalization — or you suspect that you have — you're likely recovering in home isolation. But the course of recovery can vary, as ...

Dr. Steven Siegel wakes every morning at 5, feeds his dogs, makes a fresh cup of coffee and begins exercising. By 7:30 a.m., he’s had breakfast and a shower, has dressed and is at work in his office.