More than two years after the start of the COVID pandemic, researchers are still learning what the long-term consequences might be.

A study found that long COVID was more common among women, Hispanics, and Michigan residents with lower incomes.

Researchers from the University of Michigan found that "long COVID" symptoms occur in nearly half the people who contracted the virus.

Doctors at Henry Ford say now is not the time to let up on COVID precautions.

As COVID cases continue to climb, doctors are also seeing more patients struggling with a wide range of symptoms several months after contracting the virus.

Patients who survived COVID-19 and are still experiencing ‘long haul’ symptoms fear they are being left behind as the world tries to come out of the pandemic.

It’s been more than two weeks since the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine was authorized for children 12 years old and older.