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Healthy hair-growth tips, best practices and products to add to your routine

Thursday, April 16 by ABC News

iprogressman/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Have you ever wondered about your own personal hair growth journey? If so, you're not alone.In fact, former television host Ricki Lake opened up to ABC News' Good Morning America in January about her own 30-year... Read More.

Service has bought nearly 4,000 meals from local restaurants for New York City medical workers

Wednesday, April 15 by ABC News

iStock/Sinenkiy(NEW YORK) -- Anna Azvolinsky and Joel Weingarten were looking for ways to help local hospitals amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.Azvolinsky, a molecular biologst, already had donated a cache of N95 masks she found in her closet.When she was... Read More.

Flattening the coronavirus curve: It’s happening, but it’s not over yet

Wednesday, April 15 by ABC News

svetikd/iStock(NEW YORK) -- When it comes to COVID-19, social distancing has many benefits for our collective health -- but it also brings burdensome consequences for the economy. While distancing is a critical tool that "flattens the curve," it's a... Read More.

Top tips for laundry amid coronavirus

Wednesday, April 15 by ABC News

Wachiwit/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Cleanliness has a huge hand in keeping germs at bay amid the coronavirus outbreak. We already know the best ways to clean hard surfaces and even groceries but here are some helpful tips to make sure... Read More.

Critical intubation drugs still in short supply in NYC coronavirus fight

Wednesday, April 15 by ABC News

sudok1/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Even as local officials insist the end of the worst phase of the coronavirus crisis might be coming into view, shortages of key drugs are causing alarm in the epicenter of the nation’s COVID pandemic in... Read More.

Officials worry of potential spike in overdose deaths amid COVID-19 pandemic

Wednesday, April 15 by ABC News

Darwin Brandis/iStock(NEW YORK) -- With millions of Americans forced into weeks of extended isolation, several communities have reported a spike in drug overdose deaths, prompting health officials to raise concerns about the safety of those suffering from substance use... Read More.

Trump touts saliva coronavirus tests after FDA emergency authorization

Wednesday, April 15 by ABC News

Bill Oxford/iStock(WASHINGTON) -- In a Rose Garden briefing Tuesday, President Donald Trump touted a potential new way of testing for the novel coronavirus could be safer for suspected coronavirus patients and health care workers and help alleviate the backlog... Read More.

No evidence yet for effective COVID-19 treatments, review shows

Tuesday, April 14 by ABC News

narvikk/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Although would-be COVID-19 therapies like the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine and the failed Ebola drug remdesivir have drummed up excitement as potentially life-saving treatments, a comprehensive review of available data finds that it's still too early to... Read More.

Experts call for new national public health workforce to trace spread of COVID-19 cases

Tuesday, April 14 by ABC News

ABC News(NEW YORK) -- It starts with a phone call from a public health worker: You’ve been in contact with someone who has COVID-19. How do you feel?If you’re feeling sick, you may be asked to self-isolate, get a... Read More.

117 million kids at risk of missing measles vaccine during COVID-19 pandemic

Tuesday, April 14 by ABC News

Hailshadow/iStock(NEW YORK) -- As countries around the world shut down to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, 117 million kids are at risk of missing the measles vaccine, top health organizations say.Measles immunization campaigns in 24 countries have already been postponed,... Read More.

From house calls to drive-thru visits, independent physicians adapt amid COVID-19 crisis

Tuesday, April 14 by ABC News

Pornpak Khunatorn/iStock(NEW YORK) -- When Dr. Beth Oller sees the newborns in her care, they’re usually cooing and crying in her office. But in a pandemic, it might be safer for her to go to them.Oller does not quite... Read More.

The unspoken COVID-19 toll on the elderly: Loneliness

Tuesday, April 14 by ABC News

Shirley Strauss, 93, photographed with her great grandchild. - (Shirley Strauss)(NEW YORK) -- Mary Faines just turned 94 years old. For years the tradition has been to celebrate her special day with a festive dinner with her husband, son... Read More.

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