COVID-19

COVID cases as of 8/9/21: 125,478 new cases, 166.9 million fully vaccinated Americans. 10,262 breakthrough cases as of 4/30/21. Read more.

The Delta variant of the coronavirus is the most contagious yet. Read about what this means for you and your loved ones.

Are you considering having a child soon but aren’t sure if you should delay because of the pandemic?

Here’s what to do if you think you have COVID-19 or if you have tested positive.

There are three other vaccines, Oxford-AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, and Sputnik V, that may join the mix soon.

What side effects are normal? Which ones aren’t normal? And what can you take to treat them?

Vitamin D, Vitamin C, Zinc, Quercetin … so much news is coming out everyday about supplements and vitamins that might help with COVID-19, but which ones actually work?

Have you seen the headlines about colchicine, a new possible treatment for COVID-19.

The exact number of COVID-19 variants is not currently defined, but multiple variants are circulating throughout the globe. Here’s how that affects you.

Our pharmacists have answered all your questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.

Promising early results from a clinical trial in St. Louis have identified a potential unlikely hero in the COVID-19 pandemic: fluvoxamine.

In addition to mask-wearing, social distancing, and other quarantine measures, taking a vitamin D supplement might just be the next best thing you can do to boost your immune system and protect yourself from infection.

More and more drugs such as ivermectin have been in the news recently as scientists and researchers work on finding treatments for COVID-19. However, when a drug is identified as having potential, what guidelines do pharmacists and doctors follow?

You might have been reading about ivermectin in the news as a possible treatment for COVID-19. Now, two more drugs—tocilizumab and sarilumab—have joined the mix.

Ivermectin has been in the news recently due to studies that have shown it can inhibit the spread of severe acute respiratory syndrome COVID-19 in cell cultures.

As drug manufacturers race to provide one, and news about the pandemic continues to come out daily, we’re sure you have some questions regarding the vaccine.

Dr. Jessica Nouhavandi sat down with three experts—Dr. Stacy Haynes, Dr. Jessica Myszak, Gabriel Villarreal—to better understand how ADHD affects children. Read on to get their thoughts and tips for parents of children with ADHD during this difficult time.

Honeybee Health’s pharmacists put together three reasons to explain why switching to an online pharmacy may help you or your child during this tough time.

Mental health continues to be an important topic during the COVID-19 crisis. Dr. Jessica sat down with two more therapists to get their take on how to deal with anxiety specifically.

Dr. Jessica chats with three therapists about self-care tips for individuals, couples, and families during the pandemic.

In this article we’ve laid out exactly how a drug goes from pipe(tte) dream to pill bottles, and how that process might be sped up given the current coronavirus crisis.

We’ve broken down some common autoimmune conditions and the immunomodulating drugs used to treat them. Patients on these drugs may benefit from taking extra precautions to avoid contracting COVID-19.

The novel coronavirus affects not only our physical health, but also our mental health. Regardless of whether you feel symptoms of COVID-19, this virus has impacted how you get your groceries, where you work, what you wear (namely, a mask), and how you interact with friends and family.  With this change and uncertainty, we all […]

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For coronavirus patients with mild symptoms of COVID-19, acetaminophen is usually recommended to treat fever, over-the-counter cough medicines can treat dry cough, and avoiding allergens and pollutants can help somewhat with shortness of breath.

Doctors have a responsibility to prescribe responsibly and discourage the panic buying and hoarding of prescription medication.

Scientists might have found a promising treatment in Plaquenil, a drug used for malaria, lupus, and rheumatoid arthritis

Early studies have shown some promise for the use of Plaquenil (hydroxychloroquine sulfate) to treat COVID-19.

Preliminary in vitro studies have illustrated that Plaquenil (Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate) might be a treatment option for patients who are diagnosed with COVID-19. 

Just in case, here are easy ways for you to prepare.

Switching to a 90-day refill can help you prepare for potential drug shortages.