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Five former CDC directors on where US went wrong in its COVID-19 response

Friday, August 7 by ABC News

ABC NewsBy ANTHONY RIVAS, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Five former directors of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who came together to speak about the coronavirus on Thursday said repeatedly that the United States is still struggling to... Read More.

Why stopping COVID at schools may not be as easy as taking temperatures

Friday, August 7 by ABC News

smolaw11/iStockBy MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- What are schools going to look like when they reopen this year?It's a complicated question with few answers at this point: for some, there might be plastic guards on desks, hand sanitizer... Read More.

Doctor delivers baby 25 years after delivering his mom

Thursday, August 6 by ABC News

Lauren CortezBY: NICOLE PELLETIERE, ABC News(LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas) -- A doctor who delivered a baby girl 25 years ago has now delivered her newborn son.Dr. Bryan Cox of Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, delivered Lauren Cortez on March... Read More.

Doctors warn cancers are going undiagnosed amid COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s what you can do to decrease the risk.

Thursday, August 6 by ABC News

iStock/ipopbaBY: DR. ALEXIS E. CARRINGTON, EDEN DAVID, and SONY SALZMAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, doctors are concerned that the prolonged shutdowns and stay-at-home orders critical in combating the novel coronavirus may have had dire consequences... Read More.

School buses adapt to keep kids safe during COVID-19 crisis

Thursday, August 6 by ABC News

ghornephoto/iStockBy the GMA TEAM, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- One expert says the risk of spread on school busies is low if the right precautions are taken, and that ventilation is key.School is back in session in some parts of... Read More.

Clorox wipes and wireless mics: Teachers’ back-to-school wish lists amid COVID-19

Thursday, August 6 by ABC News

maroke/iStockBy GENEVIEVE SHAW BROWN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- With all the uncertainty surrounding going back to school, shopping for supplies seems like a quaint idea from another time.But school, in one form or another, will resume in the... Read More.

Students at school touted by Pence for reopening must quarantine due to COVID-19

Thursday, August 6 by ABC News

smolaw11/iStockBy ELLA TORRES, ABC News(WAKE FOREST, N.C.) -- Fourth graders at a school in North Carolina have been asked to quarantine for 14 days after a student there tested positive for COVID-19.The school, a Thales Academy in Wake Forest,... Read More.

In communities of color, one organization is helping to fill the COVID-19 testing gap

Wednesday, August 5 by ABC News

Dr. Jacqueline Delmont is the chief medical officer of SOMOS, which has expanded from New York City to other cities affected by the coronavirus to provide testing. - (ABC News) By KRISTOFER RIOS, CLAIRE PEDERSEN, DEBORAH KIM and ANTHONY... Read More.

20-year-old med student hopes his book helps doctors identify conditions on dark skin

Wednesday, August 5 by ABC News

Courtesy Malone MukwendeBy LARA PRILUCK, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Upon arriving at medical school at St. George's, University of London, 20-year-old Malone Mukwende was often taught to look for symptoms that only pertain to white skin.For instance, Kawasaki disease,... Read More.

This father of 3 lost 45 pounds through the keto diet during quarantine

Wednesday, August 5 by ABC News

Rawf8/iStockBy NICOLE CURTIS and ANGELINE JANE BERNABE, ABC News(PITTSBURGH) -- With the coronavirus pandemic keeping Americans at home, many have learned how easy it is to develop unhealthy habits like over-snacking or not exercising.But Joe Mull, a 43-year-old father... Read More.

Grandparent caregivers face more challenges

Wednesday, August 5 by ABC News

monkeybusinessimages/iStockBy DR. SABINA BERA, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Paula Christodoulides, who is raising her 8-year-old and 10-year-old grandchildren, said being a parent for the second time around hasn't always been easy, but she's determined to do the best she... Read More.

From magical wands to transparent partitions: Kids cheat less with invisible barriers

Wednesday, August 5 by ABC News

PeopleImages/iStockBy DR. SABINA BERA and DR. ALEXIS E. CARRINGTON, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A new study has found that parents can nudge their children to be honest and truthful by using invisible cues.The study, published in Proceedings of the... Read More.

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