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Doctors rush to understand COVID-19’s second-week crash

Wednesday, May 6 by ABC News

narvikk/iStockBy DR. ANGELA N. BALDWIN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Scientists and doctors are learning more about the novel coronavirus responsible for COVID-19 with each passing week.Doctors have now described alarming situations in which patients with COVID-19 suddenly and inexplicably... Read More.

With millions out of work, nursing homes under siege from coronavirus plead for more staff

Tuesday, May 5 by ABC News

ABC News(MIAMI) -- BY: LAURA ROMERO, MATTHEW MOSK, HALLEY FREGER, and ALLISON PECORINAs the residents and staff at the Suwanee Health and Rehabilitation Center in Florida started testing positive for the novel coronavirus mid-March, Brandy Kinsey said she began... Read More.

Challenges mount for those with addiction disorders during COVID-19

Tuesday, May 5 by ABC News

Pureradiancephoto/iStockBy DR. HEATHER J. KAGAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- As the COVID-19 pandemic drags on, those who suffer from addiction face an ever-growing list of challenges in getting the care they need.While social distancing is taking an immense toll... Read More.

Is it possible to have a safe coronavirus vaccine by New Year’s Eve?

Tuesday, May 5 by ABC News

MarianVejcik/iStockBy SONY SALZMAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- With top White House officials indicating a coronavirus vaccine may be available by January 2021, scientists and vaccine experts outside the Trump administration are cautious but optimistic that a vaccine could be... Read More.

Nurse becomes baby’s godmother after more than 10 months in the NICU

Tuesday, May 5 by ABC News

Ricki Ann GandyBy SHANNON MCLELLAN, ABC News (TUSCALOOSA, Ala.) -- A baby who was in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for over 10 months got to head home for the first time -- thanks in large part to... Read More.

How one teacher is using hip-hop to keep students engaged during virtual learning

Monday, May 4 by ABC News

ABC NewsBy KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC News(CLARKSBURG, Md) -- As millions of educators navigate the new normal of virtual learning and trying to keep students engaged amid the coronavirus pandemic, one teacher has tapped into a creative flow with his... Read More.

‘A distraction’? Experts warn of limitations of tech for contact tracing

Monday, May 4 by ABC News

LeoPatrizi/iStockBy LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The fight against COVID-19 has been marked in part by the development of emerging technologies and leaders eager to embrace them. But as the private sector races to develop a digital system... Read More.

To study coronavirus in the air, all eyes on a Chinese restaurant

Friday, May 1 by ABC News

Bill Oxford/iStockBy KAITLYN FOLMER, DR. L. NEDDA DASTMALCHI and JAY BHATT, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A new study of a COVID-19 outbreak tied to a restaurant in China is re-igniting questions about how far the novel coronavirus could spread... Read More.

Can dogs be trained to sniff out COVID-19 in patients?

Friday, May 1 by ABC News

University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine By GMA TEAM, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Dogs have been trained to effectively sniff out an array of complexities from cancer to blood sugar levels in diabetics, and now one program is... Read More.

Here’s how overexposure to blue light could be affecting your skin

Friday, May 1 by ABC News

ponsulak/iStockBy JACQUELINE LAUREAN YATES, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Raise your hand if you have aimlessly scrolled through your social media feed just to fall down a rabbit hole that's left you online for longer than you anticipated? Guilty.As many... Read More.

Nine ways to boost your mental health as coronavirus pandemic continues

Friday, May 1 by ABC News

franckreporter/iStockBy KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The coronavirus pandemic that has seen much of America under stay-at-home orders for the past two months has all the makings of a perfect storm for mental health issues.There is the isolation... Read More.

Here’s what we know about remdesivir, other COVID-19 treatments

Thursday, April 30 by ABC News

narvikk/iStockBy DR. TIFFANY KUNG AND SONY SALZMAN, ABC NEWS(NEW YORK) -- Excitement is building over remdesivir as a treatment for COVID-19, while enthusiasm tempers for the malaria-drug hydroxychloroquine. These two drugs are arguably the most-hyped COVID-19 treatments, and in... Read More.

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Doctors rush to understand COVID-19’s second-week crash

With millions out of work, nursing homes under siege from coronavirus plead for more staff

Challenges mount for those with addiction disorders during COVID-19

Is it possible to have a safe coronavirus vaccine by New Year’s Eve?

Nurse becomes baby’s godmother after more than 10 months in the NICU

How one teacher is using hip-hop to keep students engaged during virtual learning

‘A distraction’? Experts warn of limitations of tech for contact tracing

To study coronavirus in the air, all eyes on a Chinese restaurant

Can dogs be trained to sniff out COVID-19 in patients?

Here’s how overexposure to blue light could be affecting your skin

Nine ways to boost your mental health as coronavirus pandemic continues

Here’s what we know about remdesivir, other COVID-19 treatments

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