Health

President-elect Biden says he would set up federal COVID-19 vaccine centers

Thursday, January 7 by ABC News

By STEPHANIE EBBS, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- President-elect Joe Biden said he wants to set up federal vaccination centers and make more money available to expand states' efforts as parts of a "more aggressive" approach to making COVID-19 vaccines available to the general... Read More.

Recent college grad loses nearly 200 pounds over past year

Wednesday, January 6 by ABC News

By ANGELINE JANE BERNABE, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- With the coronavirus pandemic keeping many people in their homes, some have gained the “quarantine 15.”But with the start of a new year, now may be the best time to develop healthier... Read More.

With LA hospitals overwhelmed by COVID-19, EMS told not to transport certain patients

Wednesday, January 6 by ABC News

By MATT GUTMAN, ESTHER CASTILLEJO and ANTHONY RIVAS, ABC News (LOS ANGELES) -- Los Angeles hospitals have been scrambling to care for the rising number of coronavirus patients for weeks now, turning chapels and gift shops into space to care for those who... Read More.

How experts say the federal government can speed up COVID-19 vaccinations

Tuesday, January 5 by ABC News

By STEPHANIE EBBS, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The effort to vaccinate Americans against COVID-19 has been marked by criticism that doses are being doled out too slowly to prevent additional spread and deaths -- and some experts are calling for... Read More.

Doctors encourage COVID vaccination despite reports of cosmetic facial filler swelling

Tuesday, January 5 by ABC News

By DR. STEPHANIE E. FARBER, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A recent update from the Food and Drug Administration has many people concerned that the COVID-19 vaccination may have an unexpected side effect among people who had previously received cosmetic facial fillers.

Mediterranean, community-focused diets top list of best diets for 2021

Monday, January 4 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Diets that focus on community and sustainable lifestyle changes are what people will focus on and benefit the most from in 2021, according to an annual ranking of best diets.The Mediterranean diet --... Read More.

Five TikTok doctors share five tips to take control of your health in 2021

Monday, January 4 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- One major lesson learned from the coronavirus pandemic is that prioritizing health is as important as ever.To kick off 2021, ABC News' Good Morning America asked five influencer doctors for their tips on... Read More.

Achieving fitness New Year’s Resolution more important than ever

Friday, January 1 by ABC News

BY: LEIGHTON SCHNEIDER, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) -- Getting and staying healthy is more important than ever this year with the COVID-19 pandemic raging across the country. The Centers For Disease Control says obesity is... Read More.

Doctor erases cancer patients’ medical debt totaling $650,000

Friday, January 1 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(PINE BLUFF, Ark.) -- Around 200 people are starting 2021 off without any medical debt thanks to the kindness of an oncology doctor who erased $650,000 of his patients' debt.Dr. Omar Atiq, a medical... Read More.

42 people mistakenly given antibody treatment instead of COVID-19 vaccine

Friday, January 1 by ABC News

By ARIELLE MITROPOULOS, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Over three dozen people were mistakenly given the Regeneron monoclonal antibody treatment instead of the Moderna vaccine, the West Virginia National Guard announced on Thursday.Forty-two people received the antibody product, intramuscularly, at a... Read More.

UK’s new COVID-19 vaccination plan prioritizes first doses. What does that mean?

Friday, January 1 by ABC News

By ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- In a major departure from vaccine rollouts around the world, the United Kingdom announced this week it would change its vaccine distribution plan to prioritize giving first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, even if it... Read More.

Educator pleads to let go of ‘catching up’ at school in viral post

Thursday, December 31 by ABC News

By GENEVIEVE SHAW BROWN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- After months of remote, hybrid and distance learning, parents are justifiably concerned about their children's educations. But one life-long educator thinks "catching up" is an idea that should be reconsidered.

President-elect Biden says he would set up federal COVID-19 vaccine centers

Recent college grad loses nearly 200 pounds over past year

With LA hospitals overwhelmed by COVID-19, EMS told not to transport certain patients

How experts say the federal government can speed up COVID-19 vaccinations

Doctors encourage COVID vaccination despite reports of cosmetic facial filler swelling

Achieving fitness New Year’s Resolution more important than ever

Doctor erases cancer patients’ medical debt totaling $650,000

42 people mistakenly given antibody treatment instead of COVID-19 vaccine

UK’s new COVID-19 vaccination plan prioritizes first doses. What does that mean?

Educator pleads to let go of ‘catching up’ at school in viral post

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