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I wore a mask during 38 hours of labor. You can wear one too

Tuesday, June 30 by ABC News

Julia Kite-Laidlaw had to wear a face mask when she gave birth to her twins Daphne and Francis in New York City on May 12, 2020. Courtesy Julia Kite-LaidlawBy Katie Kindelan via GMA (NEW YORK) -- Women who gave birth... Read More.

FBI warns of fraudulent COVID-19 antibody tests

Tuesday, June 30 by ABC News

Kameleon007/iStockBy LUKE BARR, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning of fraudulent COVID-19 antibody tests.While real tests indicate whether or not an individual was previously infected with the virus that causes COVID-19, the FBI warns the... Read More.

Face masks vs. face shields: What should we be wearing?

Tuesday, June 30 by ABC News

Supersmario/iStockBy BECKY WORLEY and ANGELINE JANE BERNABE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- As Americans “mask up” to prevent the spread of COVID-19, a new trend is emerging with more people wearing clear, plastic face shields instead of cloth masks. The... Read More.

Front-line health care workers reunite with children after months fighting COVID-19

Tuesday, June 30 by ABC News

HRAUN/iStockBy SUSAN SCHWARTZ, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A handful of front-line health care workers who have been away from home helping patients fight the coronavirus have once again hugged their children after spending months apart.Charlotte Cole embraced her 2-year-old... Read More.

‘We’re leaving the hospital sometimes in tears’: Arizona doctors worry as ICUs fill

Tuesday, June 30 by ABC News

HRAUN/iStockBy DR. MARK ABDELMALEK, OLIVIA RUBIN, KAYLEE HARTUNG and ROBERT ZEPEDA, ABC News(PHOENIX) -- Hospitals in Arizona are seeing an intense wave of new coronavirus cases, doctors at the Banner University Medical Center in Phoenix told ABC News on... Read More.

Despite new mandatory mask rules, Trump insists it’s everyone’s ‘personal choice’

Monday, June 29 by ABC News

Official White House Photo by Joyce N. BoghosianBy Libby Cathey, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- After the city of Jacksonville, Florida, announced that masks will be mandatory for public and indoor locations starting Monday, White House press secretary Kaleigh McEnany would... Read More.

Abortion rights advocates say Supreme Court ruling is a victory but ‘our fight is far from over’

Monday, June 29 by ABC News

DNY59/iStockBy KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The Supreme Court's decision to strike down a Louisiana law is being hailed as a major win for abortion rights advocates, even as they are still wary about the road ahead.The

Coronavirus drug remdesivir to cost $3,120 per patient with private insurance

Monday, June 29 by ABC News

digicomphoto/iStockBy CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- California-based drugmaker Gilead Sciences announced its pricing plans for remdesivir, an antiviral COVID-19 drug candidate, saying the treatment will cost $520 per dose for U.S. private insurance companies and $390 per dose... Read More.

Lessons learned: Why hospitals are better prepared for latest coronavirus resurgence

Monday, June 29 by ABC News

shapecharge/iStockBy LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Across the country, daily coronavirus cases are again eclipsing previous records, prolonging a crisis that's engulfed the national psyche.But over the past several months, as researchers' understanding of the virus has evolved,... Read More.

For two types of senior living homes facing coronavirus, a disparity in federal support

Monday, June 29 by ABC News

Daisy-Daisy/iStockBy ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- While nursing homes and assisted living facilities perform many of the same functions in service of the nation’s aging population -- and both have felt the ravages of the coronavirus -- they... Read More.

Tips for dining out during the coronavirus pandemic

Monday, June 29 by ABC News

Michele Ursi/iStockBy DR. STEPHANIE E. FARBER, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- With stay-at-home restrictions gradually being lifted across the country, many Americans are tempted to toss the takeout or home cooking in favor of returning to restaurant dining.But with the... Read More.

US ‘likely’ to see shortage of pharmaceutical drugs if coronavirus outbreak continues, intelligence report finds

Saturday, June 27 by ABC News

BackyardProduction/iStockBY: OLIVIA RUBIN AND JOHS MARGOLIN, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) -- With coronavirus outbreaks continuing to spread across the world, the United States is "likely" to see a shortage of generic pharmaceutical drugs, according to a new federal intelligence report... Read More.

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I wore a mask during 38 hours of labor. You can wear one too

FBI warns of fraudulent COVID-19 antibody tests

Face masks vs. face shields: What should we be wearing?

Front-line health care workers reunite with children after months fighting COVID-19

‘We’re leaving the hospital sometimes in tears’: Arizona doctors worry as ICUs fill

Despite new mandatory mask rules, Trump insists it’s everyone’s ‘personal choice’

Abortion rights advocates say Supreme Court ruling is a victory but ‘our fight is far from over’

Coronavirus drug remdesivir to cost $3,120 per patient with private insurance

Lessons learned: Why hospitals are better prepared for latest coronavirus resurgence

For two types of senior living homes facing coronavirus, a disparity in federal support

Tips for dining out during the coronavirus pandemic

US ‘likely’ to see shortage of pharmaceutical drugs if coronavirus outbreak continues, intelligence report finds

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