Is there a COVID-19 question you’ve been wondering about that we haven’t covered yet? While we can’t give one-on-one medical advice, we do want to make sure we’re providing you with the information you need on a regular basis.

The U.S. is seeing unequal rates of infection, hospitalizations, and death among African Americans, Hispanic Americans and Native Americans. In certain states, these differences are even wider.

What are the key differences between someone that gets really sick, versus someone who barely gets sick or has no symptoms at all?

COVID-19 is causing many people stress and anxiety. What can you do to ease your fears? Lauren Edwards, MD, joins us to offer advice and resources.

People often use the terms heart attack and cardiac arrest interchangeably but they are different conditions with different first aid needs. Here is how to recognize and respond.

Can COVID-19 cause stroke? Neurosurgeon William Thorell, MD, answers this and a variety of other questions related to stroke during this uncertain time.

Preliminary results from the remdesivir clinical trial are in. 

Who is at greatest risk for developing severe cases of COVID-19? What can those in high-risk categories do to protect themselves and their loved ones? Infectious diseases specialist Jasmine Marcelin, MD, has answers to your questions.

Learn how patients continue to connect with their providers and receive extraordinary care from the comfort of their home.

When will Nebraska see its peak in cases? What is the best way to handle masks and gloves to avoid contamination? Are there any new ways to treat COVID-19 patients? Kelly Cawcutt, MD, MS, infectious diseases/critical care specialist with Nebraska Medicine explains in this video.