artisteer/iStockBy CHRIS CIRILLO, ABC News (NEW YORK) — When Robert and Janice Beecham were married on April 15, 1974, they vowed to stick together through sickness and health. It was a promise twice tested: Robert suffered a stroke and was in the hospital on two of Read More
Prostock-Studio/iStockBy KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) — Pregnant Black and Pacific Islander women in San Francisco will get a $1,000 monthly supplement during and after their pregnancy in a first of its kind initiative meant to help improve health outcomes for Read More
narvikk/iStockBy DR. DAVE HARRISON, ABC News (NEW YORK) — As the possibility of a widely available COVID-19 vaccine steadily approaches, initial limitations in supply have left experts worldwide asking: Who gets the vaccine first? The World Health Organization and Read More
deepblue4you/iStockBy DR. LEAH CROLL, ABC News (NEW YORK) — As the California wildfires and the COVID-19 pandemic rage on in tandem, they may pose a serious double threat. “Now we’re battling two public health crises,” Panagis Galiatsatos, M.D., Read More
ABC NewsBy KAITLYN FOLMER, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Researchers at Florida Atlantic University’s engineering department showed ABC News’ GMA Investigates how fit and placement influence the effectiveness of face masks. “We tried to see how Read More
Courtesy Abe PenaBy KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Before Abe, Gus and Rudy Penas’ beloved mother died of complications due to diabetes and kidney failure, she made her sons promise her that they would lead healthier lives. Nearly five years later, all Read More
P_Wei/iStockBy IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Bexar County, Texas, has over 40,000 people who have survived COVID-19 infections — but only a few hundred of those patients have donated plasma, according to health officials. Now, authorities are looking to Read More
skynesher/iStockBY: DR. DAVE HARRISON, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — As doctors and scientists continue their real-time pursuit of information surrounding COVID-19 and its effect on the heart, a new set of findings may influence how college athletes who contracted the virus Read More
Alena Kravchenko/iStockBY: KELLY MCCARTHY, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — As restaurants attempt to keep their kitchens open amid the pandemic, a new study has linked a possible increased risk of infection to dining out. The study by the Centers for Disease Control and Read More
Prykhodov/iStockBy DR. LEAH CROLL, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Search engines store so much of our online activity that it’s possible our daily search patterns hold clues to our mental health. “Google searches can really provide a lens into the way people are Read More
