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Who is spreading COVID-19 misinformation and why

Tuesday, May 26 by ABC News

ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- BY: BENJAMIN BELL and FERGAL GALLAGHERThe crippling spread of COVID-19 across the globe has progressed in parallel with a flood of information online relating to the pandemic. The World Health Organization branded that spread as an... Read More.

Sailor Brinkley-Cook opens up about her struggles with body dysmorphia and eating disorders

Tuesday, May 26 by ABC News

Paul Archuleta/Getty ImagesBy MEGAN STONE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Sailor Brinkley-Cook, who recently competed in last season's Dancing with the Stars, opened up about her relationship with her body image in an Instagram post.The 21-year-old, who is the daughter... Read More.

What is R0 for the COVID-19 virus and why it’s a key metric for re-opening plans

Tuesday, May 26 by ABC News

Bill Oxford/iStockBy ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- If you've been reading coronavirus news coverage, you've likely stumbled across a reference to a term called "R0." It's been on the tips of world leaders' tongues in recent months, including... Read More.

‘Hug Time’: Woman’s clever invention allows family to give grandma safe hugs

Monday, May 25 by ABC News

'Hug Time' inventor, Carly Marinaro, pictured in front of her plastic hug shield she made from PVC pipe, a window insulator kit, and industrial gloves in Rockford, Illinois. - (Courtesy Carly Marinaro) By HALEY YAMADA, ABC News(ROCKFORD, Ill.) --... Read More.

New normal for medicine emerges as hospitals resume elective surgeries, non-COVID work

Monday, May 25 by ABC News

HRAUN/iStockBy DR. JAY BHATT and OLIVIA RUBIN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- As the nation moves towards recovery and reopening, one emerging reality in the aftermath of the coronavirus outbreak is that the American health care system will see its... Read More.

Father outliving his brain cancer prognosis shares his battle, love for life

Monday, May 25 by ABC News

Trinity DanielBy HAYLEY FITZPATRICK, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The headaches came first. "Terrible" migraines that would last throughout the day.Osmond Nicholas, then 26, was working as a police officer in his hometown of Oceanside, California, after earning his Bachelor's... Read More.

How to vacation safely amid the coronavirus pandemic

Saturday, May 23 by ABC News

Viktor_Gladkov/iStockBY: ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Guidance on non-essential travel from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has not relaxed because summer is upon us. "Travel increases your chances of getting infected and spreading COVID-19," the... Read More.

Child vaccinations down across the country amid coronavirus fears

Friday, May 22 by ABC News

MarianVejcik/iStockBy JOHN SANTUCCI, KATHERINE FAULDERS, OLIVIA RUBIN, JAY BHATT and ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- As many as 20 states across the country are reporting a rapid decrease in the number of children receiving their routine vaccinations over... Read More.

Doctor navigates culture, stigma to address black mental health amid COVID-19

Friday, May 22 by ABC News

Prostock-Studio/iStockBy ABBY CRUZ (NEW YORK) -- With mental health resources in high demand during the coronavirus pandemic, one doctor has stepped up to give tips online and through her book to help others cope.Dr. Rheeda Walker created a guide for... Read More.

How to stay safe outside ahead of Memorial Day weekend

Friday, May 22 by ABC News

Ivanko_Brnjakovic/iStockBy BECKY WORLEY and SARAH MESSER, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- For many, summer is usually spent among friends and family at barbecues or bon fires. And for kids out of school, it usually means daytime play dates with pals.... Read More.

Mayo Clinic doctors find many COVID-19 antibody tests fail their quality standards: ABC News exclusive

Friday, May 22 by ABC News

The Mayo ClinicBy DR. MARK ABDELMALEK and MEGAN CHRISTIE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A number of commercially available COVID-19 antibody tests, which look at a patient’s blood for signs of past infection, did not pass Mayo Clinic quality screening... Read More.

Study finds earlier coronavirus restrictions in US could have saved 36K lives. White House blames China

Thursday, May 21 by ABC News

oonal/iStockBy BEN GITTLESON, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- After researchers at Columbia University this week estimated about 36,000 lives in the United States could have been saved from the novel coronavirus had social distancing and other restrictions been put in... Read More.

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Who is spreading COVID-19 misinformation and why

Sailor Brinkley-Cook opens up about her struggles with body dysmorphia and eating disorders

What is R0 for the COVID-19 virus and why it’s a key metric for re-opening plans

‘Hug Time’: Woman’s clever invention allows family to give grandma safe hugs

New normal for medicine emerges as hospitals resume elective surgeries, non-COVID work

Father outliving his brain cancer prognosis shares his battle, love for life

How to vacation safely amid the coronavirus pandemic

Child vaccinations down across the country amid coronavirus fears

Doctor navigates culture, stigma to address black mental health amid COVID-19

How to stay safe outside ahead of Memorial Day weekend

Mayo Clinic doctors find many COVID-19 antibody tests fail their quality standards: ABC News exclusive

Study finds earlier coronavirus restrictions in US could have saved 36K lives. White House blames China

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