martin-dm/iStockBy CATHERINE THORBECKE and ALEXANDRA LAMBERT, ABC News (NEW YORK) — As the daily headlines and mounting death tolls sow widespread anxiety among a population grappling with the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses and others have sought to

grejak/iStockBy STEPHANIE EBBS and ANNE FLAHERTY, ABC News (ATLANTA) — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its guidance on who should be tested for the virus that causes COVID-19, specifying that asymptomatic people who

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News Hailshadow/iStock(NEW YORK) — Olympic gold-medal-winning figure skater Tara Lipinski is opening up about undergoing endometriosis surgery in hopes of breaking down barriers around the condition that affects millions of women. “The irony

Rattankun Thongbun/iStockBy DR. LEAH CROLL, ABC News (NEW YORK) — As America waits for a COVID-19 vaccine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s director, Robert Redfield, said we all might be better protected by simply continuing

Lauryn WebbBy ABC News (NEW YORK) — A year-old boy from Virginia was given a very special gift this week: the ability to hear his mother’s voice. Maison McMillian, of Richmond, sat on his mother Lauryn Webb’s

jfmdesign/iStockBy KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Clorox wipes are still in short supply due to increased demand as Americans continue to clean off frequently used surfaces to combat the spread of coronavirus, but another household

Bill Oxford/iStockBy PRIYA AMIN, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Nine months into the global pandemic, scientists are still piecing together the mystery of the first crossover event, in which the coronavirus moved from bats to an intermediary

Meyer & Meyer/iStockBy DR. ALEXANDRIA LAMBERT, ABC News (NEW YORK) — A growing chorus of experts is calling on Russian scientists to explain potential discrepancies in the data supporting the country’s COVID-19 vaccine, dubbed Sputnik V. Russia