This blog was originally published on April 20. Because the situation surrounding COVID-19 is constantly evolving, some information may not be up to date. Stay informed by following information from your local officials and by visiting the CDC website.
At this point, you know that COVID-19 is a major concern, but do you understand how this virus impacts the body? Learn what goes on within the body and why this virus can become so serious when it affects specific people.
At St. Luke’s Health, we’re proud to be a community resource for developing information regarding the current pandemic situation. For up-to-date information and helpful resources, visit our COVID-19 Information Hub. You can also schedule a virtual visit with your Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Group physician, helping you stay healthy while staying safe at home.
Feeling unwell after recovering from COVID-19? You may have long COVID. Learn about what it means and what experts are recommending for treatment.
Learn more about the many COVID-19 variants — including one from Texas — and why getting vaccinated is more important than ever.
Temporary loss of smell from COVID-19 is caused by nerve damage to the olfactory nerve. Smell training can help regain your sense of smell and taste.
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