AnVr/iStockBy DR. AYODOLA ADIGUN and DR. JESSICA JOHNSON, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- New research published in
Lancet supports what public health officials have been advising since the pandemic began: To reduce the risk of transmitting COVID-19, cover your
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AlxeyPnferov/iStockBy ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News
(NEW YORK) -- As thousands of demonstrators continue to protest the killing of George Floyd, health experts are worried that a second wave of COVID-19 infections could be sparked by the mass gatherings.
"What
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At least 10
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Daisy-Daisy/iStockBy ALLISON PECORIN, KATHERINE FAULDERS and MATTHEW MOSK, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The federal government has begun sharing its tracking data for nursing home fatalities for the first time since the novel coronavirus outbreak, a step long urged by
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Oks_Mit/iStockBy OLIVIA RUBIN and DR. MARK ABDELMALEK, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- All 50 states have now reopened in some form, and after months staying inside, Americans are itching to experience the joys of summer.
"There's a tremendous urge
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iStock/NanoStockkBy: ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The coronavirus pandemic has taken a toll on the American psyche, with a third of Americans now showing signs of clinical depression or anxiety, a rate twice as high as before
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iStockBy: LAURA ROMERO and ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- On Valentine’s Day of this year, Tosica Figueroa and her six sisters made the wrenching decision to move their father, Alonzo Matthews, into a nursing home. The sisters
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Eblis/iStockBY: IVAN PEREIRA, ABC NEWS(NEW YORK) -- People packed into a pool at Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri.
Parks in New York City, the epicenter of the outbreak, jammed with sunbathers
A crowded brunch spot in Colorado with
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narvikk/Getty ImagesBy ARIELLE MITROPOULOS, ABC NEWS(NEW YORK) -- Infectious disease experts from the Emory University School of Medicine are warning that given the current rate of deaths per day, it is possible the U.S. death toll from the
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beerkoff/iStockBy DR. JAY BHATT, OLIVIA RUBIN, DR. MARK ABDELMALEK, MATTHEW MOSK and EDEN DAVID, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- If a second wave of the novel coronavirus emerges in the U.S. this fall, medical experts said patients arriving in
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George Floyd is pictured in an undated photo. (Courtesy Ben Crump Law)By AVERI HARPER, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- For many black men, viral videos featuring the killings of other black men can weigh heavily. Watching the disturbing footage
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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
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AnVr/iStockBy DR. AYODOLA ADIGUN and DR. JESSICA JOHNSON, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- New research published in
Lancet supports what public health officials have been advising since the pandemic began: To reduce the risk of transmitting COVID-19, cover your
... Read More
AlxeyPnferov/iStockBy ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News
(NEW YORK) -- As thousands of demonstrators continue to protest the killing of George Floyd, health experts are worried that a second wave of COVID-19 infections could be sparked by the mass gatherings.
"What
... Read More
MarianVejcik/iStockBy DR. MARK ABDELMALEK and SONY SALZMAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Even as scientists race to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, experts acknowledge that children could be among the last members of society to be vaccinated.
At least 10
... Read More
Daisy-Daisy/iStockBy ALLISON PECORIN, KATHERINE FAULDERS and MATTHEW MOSK, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The federal government has begun sharing its tracking data for nursing home fatalities for the first time since the novel coronavirus outbreak, a step long urged by
... Read More
shapecharge/iStockBy KATIE KINDELAN and SARAH LANG, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- As protests and riots continue across the country in the wake of George Floyd's death, parents across the country are figuring out how to talk to their children
... Read More
Chinnapong/iStockBy DR. NANCY A. ANORUO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- High blood pressure, a common disease affecting about 45% of Americans, is sometimes called the 'silent killer' because it can lead to early death even without symptoms. But new
... Read More
Oks_Mit/iStockBy OLIVIA RUBIN and DR. MARK ABDELMALEK, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- All 50 states have now reopened in some form, and after months staying inside, Americans are itching to experience the joys of summer.
"There's a tremendous urge
... Read More
iStock/NanoStockkBy: ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The coronavirus pandemic has taken a toll on the American psyche, with a third of Americans now showing signs of clinical depression or anxiety, a rate twice as high as before
... Read More
iStockBy: LAURA ROMERO and ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- On Valentine’s Day of this year, Tosica Figueroa and her six sisters made the wrenching decision to move their father, Alonzo Matthews, into a nursing home. The sisters
... Read More
Eblis/iStockBY: IVAN PEREIRA, ABC NEWS(NEW YORK) -- People packed into a pool at Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri.
Parks in New York City, the epicenter of the outbreak, jammed with sunbathers
A crowded brunch spot in Colorado with
... Read More
narvikk/Getty ImagesBy ARIELLE MITROPOULOS, ABC NEWS(NEW YORK) -- Infectious disease experts from the Emory University School of Medicine are warning that given the current rate of deaths per day, it is possible the U.S. death toll from the
... Read More
Prince Williams/WireimageBy DEENA ZARU, ABC News(CHICAGO) -- By the time he was in the sixth grade, G Herbo had already started losing friends to gun violence and according to the Chicago rapper, for communities that deal with the
... Read More
beerkoff/iStockBy DR. JAY BHATT, OLIVIA RUBIN, DR. MARK ABDELMALEK, MATTHEW MOSK and EDEN DAVID, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- If a second wave of the novel coronavirus emerges in the U.S. this fall, medical experts said patients arriving in
... Read More
George Floyd is pictured in an undated photo. (Courtesy Ben Crump Law)By AVERI HARPER, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- For many black men, viral videos featuring the killings of other black men can weigh heavily. Watching the disturbing footage
... Read More
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
... Read More
