After testing positive for COVID-19, you may wonder what happens next. Even if your symptoms are mild, stay home and avoid others.

Epidemiologist David Brett-Major, MD, MPH, shares how COVID-19 vaccine candidates are moving towards use in communities.

As the flu season draws near, you may be wondering how to tell if you have the flu or COVID-19. Our doctors answer some of the most common questions about the two viruses.

It was a life-changing surgery, right in the middle of a pandemic. Dan Whithorn got a new heart, knowing he would be dealing with the operation and recovery without his family near. But thanks to his medical team, Dan was never alone. They bonded over books, music and much more!

Can you think like an epidemiologist? See expert guidelines on four key COVID-19 statistics, along with how we’re doing locally.

Many COVID-19 patients, like Steve Schrader, are finding the road to recovery longer than they hoped. See what his experience with the disease was like firsthand and how he’s doing now.

Paul Fey, PhD, who oversees nasal swab testing for Nebraska Medicine, shares answers to commonly asked questions related to being tested for COVID-19.

As if dealing with the stress of fighting the COVID-19 pandemic wasn’t enough, now many are wondering how to deal with skin issues that can arise from wearing a mask all day.

While the state may be lifting restrictions, it is important to still practice social distancing to slow the spread of disease. But if you still need to go out, these dos and don’ts will help you wear that mask with confidence. Embrace wearing a mask and rest assured that you are helping yourself and others stay safe.

There are plenty of activities you can do without a mask while staying safe. We compiled a list of 78 things to do safely without a mask.