Isolation and quarantine are both public health practices that are being utilized to limit the spread of COVID-19.

Social distancing can lead to adverse psychological and physiological effects. But there are things you can do to maintain your overall health.

What is self-isolation like? One woman's experience On Wednesday last week, my boyfriend messaged me saying he was leaving work as he had some shortness of breath and, given the state of the ...

Recently, AARP completed a report on the Framework for Isolation in Adults Over 50. The report defines isolation as the experience of diminished social connectedness stemming from a process whereby… ...

However, the isolation typical of gig work can also take an emotional toll. Gig workers often feel lonely and anxious because they lack easy access to relationships or membership in an organization.

WRAL's Mark Boyle explains what isolation is and how it is used to help protect people who have the coronavirus, family members and others.

With COVID guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention changing once again, there’s one important distinction health experts want people to know.

Can You End COVID Isolation If You're Still Testing Positive? What to Know About the Guidelines While there is currently no requirement to test out of isolation after having COVID, Chicago's top ...

Isolation feels like being stuck on the couch despite having time for a walk. Isolation feels like comfort eating nachos and box wine.

A 60-year-old woman is in isolation at a Chicago hospital after being diagnosed with the new Wuhan coronavirus, the second case confirmed with the mysterious respiratory infection in the United ...

Isolation feels like being alone but it also feels like reaching beyond our usual spheres, feeling new empathy with people who were strangers before. Isolation is a long-term state for many.