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How Barry’s seeks to redefine group fitness in a post-pandemic era

Monday, August 9 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Amid mask mandates and social distancing of a global pandemic, Barry's, a boutique fitness club, says it's disrupting the industry by giving consumers access to their product in ways that didn't exist just one year ago.But what it took to get... Read More.

After months of vaccine incentives, nation changes course

Friday, August 6 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Life may be about to get tougher for the unvaccinated -- and it's not only because of their significantly increased risk of getting COVID-19 and becoming very sick.A rising chorus of states, cities and private sector titans have implemented new vaccine... Read More.

Is delta more dangerous for children? Pediatrician answers top back-to-school questions

Thursday, August 5 by ABC News

(New York) — With the hyper-transmissible delta variant driving a new COVID-19 surge, many families are wondering if it's safe to send young children back to school for in-person learning.Once again, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending that adults and children... Read More.

More businesses are mandating COVID-19 vaccines. Is that legal?

Thursday, August 5 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) — With the delta variant surging, some businesses have begun announcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates for employees with some exceptions on religious and medical grounds.The announcements have led to relief for some and strong opposition and protests for others as well as a handful... Read More.

Unvaccinated patient in hospital pleads for others to get vaccine: ‘I want to help as many people as I can’

Thursday, August 5 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) — Virginia residents Travis and Kellie Campbell were unvaccinated when they both contracted COVID-19 in late July. Since then, Travis Campbell has been hospitalized for 12 days and spoke to ABC News from his hospital bed at the Bristol Regional Medical Center Hospital... Read More.

Fauci: If community spread doesn’t get under control, US ‘may sooner or later get another variant’

Thursday, August 5 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) — If the U.S. does not get control over community spread of the delta COVID variant, the nation will continue to see more variants that evade the protection of the vaccines, according to Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief medical adviser to the White House."That... Read More.

Leaders across the country in disagreement over whether to require COVID-19 vaccine passports

Thursday, August 5 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- As New York City turns to vaccine passports to help limit the spread of COVID-19, other cities have pushed back against similar measures, with leaders citing a wide range of concerns, from equity to security.This week, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced... Read More.

What is a HIPAA violation?

Thursday, August 5 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Late last month Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, of Georgia, raised eyebrows around the country when she claimed that a reporter's question about her COVID-19 vaccination status was a "violation of my HIPAA rights."Not even close, legal experts say.The Health Insurance Portability... Read More.

COVID leaves Louisiana front-line workers exhausted as hospitalizations surge

Thursday, August 5 by ABC News

(SHREVEPORT, La.) -- Our team saw many tears shed today.We spent Wednesday morning and afternoon at Willis-Knighton Medical Center in Shreveport, Louisiana, where the medical teams at the health care group's four hospitals are in the throes of yet another coronavirus surge.In the last... Read More.

Flu shot linked to less severe COVID-19: Study

Wednesday, August 4 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- People who got a flu shot earlier this year may be less likely to suffer a severe COVID-19 infection down the road, according to new research.The study, published in the journal Plos One on Wednesday, analyzed the electronic medical records of... Read More.

Alabama offering $5 in canteen credit to prisoners who get vaccinated

Wednesday, August 4 by ABC News

(MONTGOMERY, Ala.) -- As coronavirus cases in Alabama prisons continue to rise, the state Department of Corrections is offering incarcerated individuals incentives to get vaccinated.Both inmates who get the vaccine and those who've already gotten it will get $5 in canteen credit.The initiative comes... Read More.

Hugh Jackman urges fans to wear sunscreen after undergoing skin biopsy

Wednesday, August 4 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Hugh Jackman urged fans to wear sunscreen when revealing Monday he recently underwent a skin biopsy after his doctor noticed something "a little irregular" on his skin.The Australian actor shared a video to social media in which he pulled down... Read More.

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