(NEXSTAR) – You’ve got a sore throat, runny nose and cough (or any of the other common COVID-19 symptoms right now), but when you swab your nose and take a test, it comes out negative.

A positive result on an at-home COVID test is very reliable, according to the CDC. However, a single negative result with an at-home test may not be accurate because you may have taken it before ...

But one Independent SAGE adviser has said self-isolating after a negative test may not be practical for some. While it is understood lateral flow device (LFD) tests can sometimes produce a false ...

Passengers arriving in England from China will have to provide a negative Covid test before they board a flight, ministers have confirmed. It comes as several nations announced they would be ...

You might not even physically notice that you have lost the fertilised egg, yet it could send mixed hormonal messages which mean you get a faint but positive message from one test but then either get ...

The study, published today in the British Medical Journal by researchers from King’s College London and Te University of Manchester and funded by Cancer Research UK, provides reassurance to women and ...

St. Louis County health officials have reported over 100 people sickened in an ongoing E. Coli outbreak potentially connected ...

Over 100 people in St. Louis County fell ill with E. coli after eating salads from Andres Catering. While the catering ...