I've Tested Positive

If you have COVID symptoms or were recently around someone with COVID, a positive test result means you are almost certainly infected. You should report your test, and you'll need to isolate. If you're at high risk you should consider treatment.

May 11, 2023

Donna Matson and Liz Ruark

What We Learned From COVID-19

Living through a global pandemic has taught us all a few things that can help keep us healthy — no matter what outbreaks we face in the future.

February 20, 2023

Liz Ruark

“Died Suddenly”: A Terrifying Phrase

You’re much more likely to die suddenly from COVID than you are from a COVID vaccine. In fact, the vaccine helps keep that from happening to you.

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January 16, 2023

Kim Noble

Long COVID: The Long and the Short of It

As more people are diagnosed with Long COVID, we are learning more about this really unusual condition.

January 10, 2023

Eric Norman

COVID Safety: Back to Basics

Five simple, familiar tools can help keep you, your family, and your community protected.

I finished isolation, but now I feel sick again. What should I do?

How can I get medication for COVID?

Quick Answers . . .

to frequently asked questions about what to do when you've tested positive for COVID.

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How can I keep the other people in my home from getting sick?

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January 4, 2023

Kim Noble

Questions My Friends Ask | Part 3: I Have COVID. Now What?

It’s a smart question. The virus is constantly evolving, our level of immunity has increased, and public health guidelines have changed. Confused? We have answers.

August 25, 2022