Patients diagnosed with cancer in the U.S. during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic had significantly lower one-year cancer survival rates, leading to an estimated 17,390 more deaths than ...

During the first two pandemic years, 1,008,012 people were diagnosed with cancer—473,781 in 2020 and 534,231 in 2021. Overall, one-year CSS was 84.8% in 2020 and 85.7% in 2021.

Cancer doctors are worried about possible spikes in new cases, as well as worsening disease for people who avoided care during the pandemic ...

A summer COVID-19 wave has been surging across the United States since June and into fall, with high levels of viral activity still reported in wastewater across most states.Some key metrics to track ...

GoodRx reports on tracking prescription fills for flu and COVID-19 treatments, revealing seasonal trends and insurance coverage disparities.

Currently, COVID-19 cases are on the rise in half of U.S. states, data show. An uptick in transmission fueled by highly contagious new variants is causing an increasing number of Americans to come ...

Wondering why you're feeling under the weather? The new page on the health department's website shares weekly trends for the ...

COVID-19 hospitalizations in the U.S. are plateauing, with an average of 40,000 hospitalizations recorded per day, a similar level to the early fall, reports The New York Times. To get a clearer ...

With reports of measles in Wisconsin and other illnesses in the air, the City-County Health Department (ECCCHD) shared information to help the community stay safe and informed. On Monday, the ...

A new San Diego County laboratory equipped with cutting-edge technology is revolutionizing how health officials monitor community disease outbreaks through wastewater testing.