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COVID-19 and flu cases are on the rise across New York state, but vaccination numbers in central New York remain low.
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Upstate Pediatric Children’s Infectious Disease Expert Dr. Jana Shaw says there has been an uptick in children with respiratory illnesses as kids have returned to school.
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COVID-19 cases are once again on the increase, but Gov. Kathy Hochul and state health officials say a new vaccine due out Friday could counteract that trend.
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The new variant, known as BA.2.86, is genetically different than omicron. It has been found in Israel, Denmark, and South Africa, as well as in the states of Michigan and Virginia
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Transplant chief Reza Saidi explains the value of pancreas transplants. Public health researcher Jamie Romeiser discusses the connection between COVID-19 and chronic pain. Ophthalmology researcher William Spencer shares what he's learned about the retina.
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With COVID-19 cases on the rise, Upstate University Hospital and Upstate Community Hospital are reinstating a mask mandate. The hospital policies will also require universal COVID testing for all patients admitted to the hospital.
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In an interview with public radio, state Health Commissioner Dr. Jim McDonald offers guidance on how to deal with new COVID-19 strains that are emerging this summer.
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Over the past week, the number of hospitalizations from COVID-19 and the number of reported cases across New York state have been on the rise.