bhofack2/iStockBy KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) — As Americans are urged to stay home and celebrate Thanksgiving either alone or only with people in their household to help stop the spread of COVID-19, it’s clear the
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artisteer/iStockBy NICOLE PELLETIERE, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Safety experts are warning families of children being more exposed to poisonous household items, as COVID-19 has brought an abundance of disinfectants and sanitizing products into homes. According to
Buggie HuggieBy THE GMA TEAM, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Nichole Clark ran into a problem familiar to many moms when she would take her middle son, Jonah, now 4, shopping with her. “When we would go
Children’s Healthcare of AtlantaBy GENEVIEVE SHAW BROWN, ABC News (ATLANTA) — Reunited and it feels so good for these tiny twin sisters.Four-month-olds Justice and Journee Altidor have spent much of their short lives apart. But now, just
vladm/iStockBy LAURA ROMERO, ABC News (NEW YORK) — As coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in the U.S. continue to set new records, blood centers and hospitals are sounding the alarm again over a shortage of donations amid the
simon2579/iStockBy LUIS MARTINEZ, ABC News (WASHINGTON) — Gen. Gustave Perna, who is leading Operation Warp Speed’s effort to distribute coronavirus vaccines nationwide, told ABC News he is confident that vaccines will be “on the street” and headed
enviromantic/iStockBy DR. L. NEDDA DASTMALCHI, ABC News (NEW YORK) — For decades, doctors have been searching for a surefire way to prevent atrial fibrillation, an abnormal heart rhythm that can prove fatal. Now, a new, high-quality study