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Are COVID treatments free?
While the government stockpile lasts, certain options are free—but there could be additional fees
Is mpox deadly?
What you need to know about this latest infectious disease
Sinus infection or COVID?
Here’s how to tell the difference between these two conditions with similar symptoms
5 ways to boost your mental health
If you’re living with feelings of anxiety, stress, or depression, you’re not alone! These tips from Mental Health America can help you feel better.
FDA approves Symbicort generic
Now there’s another, more affordable option to treat these two common respiratory conditions
Multiple sclerosis statistics 2025
Multiple sclerosis can occur at any age and affects close to 3 million people worldwide
Kidney disease statistics 2025
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is the ninth leading cause of death in the U.S. Compare updated kidney disease stats by condition, age, sex, and race/ethnicity.
Alcohol statistics 2025
More than 14 million U.S. adults have an alcohol use disorder and excessive drinking is linked to 95,000 deaths every year. Get more stats about a leading preventable cause of death in the U.S.
Do at-home COVID tests expire?
There’s an expiration date on the box, but in certain cases the test is good for longer
The effects of cyberbullying on youth
More than 36% of teens have reportedly been victimized by cyberbullying. Use this guide to better understand the mental and physical effects of cyberbullying on youth.
Long-term care statistics 2025
These stats illustrate the importance of long-term care and planning
New med Evusheld could prevent COVID
A new preventive medication was approved for people who aren’t protected by the vaccine
How well do Americans understand Medicare?
65% of survey takers—including 12% of Medicare-eligible respondents—said they would not know which parts of Medicare they should enroll in, according to SingleCare's latest survey
Paxlovid 101
It’s the first oral treatment for COVID-19, and could be a pandemic game-changer
Epilepsy statistics 2025
One in 26 people will develop epilepsy, as it's the fourth most common neurological disorder in the world. Get updated epilepsy stats here.
Does coffee lower Alzheimer’s risk?
New research suggests that an extra cup of joe can prevent dementia, but there are some special considerations
Smoking statistics 2025
The smoke rate is down, but it's still the leading preventable cause of death in the U.S., resulting in 1,300 deaths every day. Get updated tobacco facts, U.S. smoking stats, and smoking cessation statistics here.
A guide to the COVID pill
Molnupiravir is a new oral antiviral treatment approved in the U.S.
Medicare statistics 2025
20% of the U.S. population is on Medicare. Find out which Medicare plan is the most popular, the most common health conditions and popular drugs, and Medicare price trends over the years.
FDA approves Humira alternative
The new medication can be prescribed to people with several inflammatory diseases
COVID-19 booster shots FAQs
A booster shot for COVID-19 is now recommended for most vaccinated people—here’s when you should get yours
Why are Americans skipping healthcare services?
In our latest healthcare survey, SingleCare explored why Americans are delaying healthcare services and what they do when they get sick
Allergy statistics 2025
More than one-third of U.S. adults have some type of allergy. Use updated allergy statistics to learn more about the most common allergies and who is affected.
Prescription drug statistics 2025
Get updated prescription drug stats, drug abuse facts, and drug price trends
The COVID vax and immunosuppressants
Learn how being immunosuppressed impacts the efficacy of vaccines
Is it normal to get a headache after the COVID vaccine?
It’s a common side effect, but there are several ways you can treat it
Telehealth statistics and telemedicine trends 2025
Telehealth statistics show that the use of virtual care is 38 times higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic, and both providers and patients are happy with their experiences
FDA approves first insulin biosimilar
There’s now another option for people with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes—one that could save a lot of money
Arthritis statistics 2025
Nearly a quarter of American adults have arthritis. See arthritis stats by age, sex, and race to find out if you're at risk.
Chantix recalled by manufacturer
Due to contamination with possible carcinogens, this smoking cessation product is not currently available as a brand-name drug