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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.

Pregnant women with COVID-19 not more likely to die, but possibly could get sicker

Friday, June 26 by ABC News

Motortion/iStockBy DR. ANGELA N. BALDWIN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- When it comes to COVID-19 and pregnancy, there is a lot we don't know. Now, a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and a recent... Read More.

European Union likely to keep ban on Americans because of coronavirus fears as it reopens its borders

Wednesday, June 24 by ABC News

KEHAN CHEN/iStockBY: CONOR FINNEGAN, ABC NEWS (PARIS) — With the highest reported coronavirus case load, Americans will likely be barred from traveling to more than 30 European countries when the European Union moves to reopen its borders to outside travel... Read More.

Police reform bill likely dying in Senate

Tuesday, June 23 by ABC News

uschools/iStockBy TRISH TURNER and ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- A partisan standoff between Senate Republicans and Democrats on Tuesday is likely to quash efforts at sweeping reform to policing practices in the U.S. despite angry protests across the country... Read More.

13% of cancer patients who contract coronavirus likely to die, study suggests

Thursday, May 28 by ABC News

ABC News(NEW YORK) -- BY: DR. ANGELA BALDWINAs doctors and scientists continue to learn more about the novel coronavirus, researchers are laboring to figure out exactly who is the most susceptible to the virus. One vulnerable group that has... Read More.

Black Americans, Latinos nearly three times more likely to know someone who died of COVID-19: POLL

Friday, May 22 by ABC News

Ovidiu Dugulan/iStockBy KENDALL KARSON and QUINN SCANLAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The devastating toll of coronavirus is far-reaching, but the impact of the pandemic is particularly acute among black Americans and Latinos, who are nearly three times as likely... Read More.

With over 200 possible cases, doctors warn reports of rare, coronavirus-linked child inflammatory illness likely to rise

Friday, May 15 by ABC News

narvikk/iStockBy OLIVIA RUBIN and SOO RIN KIM, ABC NEWSMedical professionals in 20 states and Washington D.C. are investigating more than 200 confirmed or suspected cases of a mysterious illness thought to be linked to the coronavirus and affecting children,... Read More.

Coronavirus deaths ‘likely to continue to rise’ in coming weeks, CDC says

Wednesday, April 29 by ABC News

Ovidiu Dugulan/iStockBy MORGAN WINSOR and ELLA TORRES, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now killed more than 215,000 people worldwide.More than three million people across the globe have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease... Read More.

Billions more for small business not available immediately, will likely run out quickly: Lender

Thursday, April 23 by ABC News

MarioGuti/iStockBy TRISH TURNER, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- As Congress rushes to pump another $310 billion into the popular Paycheck Protection Program, designed to help small businesses retain their workers for two months, experts say to expect a delay in the... Read More.

Antibody test study results suggest COVID-19 cases likely much higher than reported

Tuesday, April 21 by ABC News

Bill Oxford/iStockBy KAYLEE HARTUNG, MICHAEL MENDELSOHN, MATTHEW FUHRMAN and ENJOLI FRANCIS, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The actual number of infections from COVID-19 in Los Angeles County may be as high as 55 times the current number of confirmed positive... Read More.

Black people in NYC twice as likely to die from COVID as white people: Data

Friday, April 17 by ABC News

AlxeyPnferov/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Black residents in New York City are dying from the novel coronavirus more than any other racial group, according to data released Friday by the city's Health Department. There have been 1,999 deaths known to be... Read More.

Coronavirus death toll in US likely worse than numbers say

Tuesday, April 7 by ABC News

Halfpoint/iStock(NEW YORK) -- The nation's death toll from the novel coronavirus surpassed 10,000 in the last 24 hours, but even that figure belied a grim truth: the real number of deaths is higher, but no one knows how much."There... Read More.

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

Pregnant women with COVID-19 not more likely to die, but possibly could get sicker

European Union likely to keep ban on Americans because of coronavirus fears as it reopens its borders

Police reform bill likely dying in Senate

13% of cancer patients who contract coronavirus likely to die, study suggests

Black Americans, Latinos nearly three times more likely to know someone who died of COVID-19: POLL

With over 200 possible cases, doctors warn reports of rare, coronavirus-linked child inflammatory illness likely to rise

Coronavirus deaths ‘likely to continue to rise’ in coming weeks, CDC says

Billions more for small business not available immediately, will likely run out quickly: Lender

Antibody test study results suggest COVID-19 cases likely much higher than reported

Black people in NYC twice as likely to die from COVID as white people: Data

Coronavirus death toll in US likely worse than numbers say

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