Health

Coronavirus, Variants, and so much more has been a discussion that I have had with a number of people who are concerned that even if we wipe out the original COVID-19, are we going to continue to have to deal with numerous new variants and if so, how and for how long?

Starting this Thursday, Oct 14th, the Food and Drug Administration convenes for the first stage of deciding whether extra shots of Moderna and/or Johnson & Johnson vaccines should be dispensed.

Shannon Clinic is hosting a drive-thru flu and COVID shot clinic this Thurs, Oct 7th through Sat, the 9th in the Ball Field parking lot, located at the corner of South Jackson and University Avenue in San Angelo.

Health experts urge everyone that even if you've had the COVID vaccine, you still need to get a flu shot as well.

Today, (Wed, Sept 22nd) is the first day of fall and I don't know about you, but my body is certainly reacting with my allergies flaring up!

It's comforting to know that should you need Shannon Medical Center's help in the event of a heart attack, heart failure, or stroke, they can provide some of the best care possible having once again received numerous awards from the American Heart Association for exceptional care in these …

ICUs in Texas have now reached 93% capacity statewide and mostly due to patients infected with COVID-19.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, San Angelo hospitals and ER facilities are experiencing a significant decrease in ER cases for emergencies and illnesses that are non-COVID-related. It's about an 80% decrease.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is the first federal agency to require all medical personnel to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

Many Americans have chosen to forget about social distancing in their daily lives, despite coronavirus variants causing the disease to be on the rise somewhat. A Gallup poll has some interesting results.