Once you get vaccinated, what does it mean for mask-wearing, travel, social gatherings, herd immunity, and more? Drs. Maryrose Laguio-Vila and Robert Mayo provide their insight.

While the new vaccines are similar in the protection they offer, they differ in other areas. Drs. Maryrose Laguio-Vila and Nadia Kousar explain.

People of color are among the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. EVP Deborah Stamps explains how the new vaccines impact African American and Latinx communities.

Dr. Maryrose Laguio-Vila explains how the new COVID-19 vaccines compare to other common vaccines.

Dr. Scott Schabel explains how long-term care facilities provide healthy, active, and safe programs that can help residents maintain their health without sacrificing their independence.

Chief Medical Officer Tara Gellasch, MD, helps us understand how the COVID-19 vaccines can impact pregnant and breastfeeding women and whether the vaccines are safe.

How did scientists do it? What happened behind the scenes? Our health experts tell us how it all happened.

While there may be some mild-to-moderate symptoms such as fever, fatigue, headache, and arm soreness, experts say the vaccines are safe to take.

Health experts discuss the highly unlikely occurrence of someone developing an allergic reaction to the COVID-19 vaccines.

Keep your friends' and family's holiday spirits up with these safe and fun holiday activities.

Vaccines contain ingredients that keep the vaccine as safe and effective as possible, and each ingredient serves a specific purpose.

Learn the benefits of the COVID-19 vaccines so that you can make an informed decision on getting vaccinated for you and your family.

Dr. Carol Rodriguez says these medications are safe when battling cold, flu, and pain symptoms during pregnancy.

Here's everything you should know from health experts about how to safely celebrating Thanksgiving this year during the pandemic.

The flu can be a serious illness during pregnancy, but getting your flu shot while pregnant can reduce your risk and severity.

Clinical audiologist Lindsay Saltsman, Au. D. explains how the deaf community can improve communication while wearing masks.

Should you attend a wedding during the coronavirus pandemic? Consider these health and safety guidelines before deciding.

Rochester Regional Health Immediate Care locations accept walk-in evaluations and will test based on the testing criteria.

Here are some incorrect mask-wearing techniques to stay clear of.

Learn about our focus on decreasing the maternal mortality rate of black women.

Dr. Cynthia Christy tells us about the new, serious health condition that’s been connected to COVID-19.

Read what allergist Dr. Shahzad Mustafa has to say about seasonal allergies this year.

We have expanded the capabilities of our telemedicine technology, Care Now, to offer virtual visits to evaluate and manage patients with COVID-19.

Dr. Gerald Gacioch explains what Rochester Regional Health hospitals are doing to ensure patient safety.