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Closing the lid before you flush may help lessen spreading of coronavirus. But if you forget, don't panic.
COVID-19's impact could include 20 more firearm suicides per day this year, analysis shows
Why breakthrough COVID-19 infections don't mean the vaccine isn't working
Dementia, Alzheimer's not an inevitable part of aging: Study
Black mothers are twice as likely to die in childbirth. Now, there's a government plan to combat maternal mortality.
People who stayed home before lockdown likely helped slow spread of COVID-19: Researchers
COVID-19 rashes: How your skin can be a sign of the virus
Masks are a flashpoint amid the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what science says about them.
Pause in cancer treatments during COVID may cause other public health crisis
New York City public schools close, perplexing public health experts, educators, parents, students
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Closing the lid before you flush may help lessen spreading of coronavirus. But if you forget, don't panic.
By Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
June 23, 2020
Story
from Health
Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
, ABC News
COVID-19's impact could include 20 more firearm suicides per day this year, analysis shows
By Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
July 7, 2020
Story
from Health
Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
, ABC News
Why breakthrough COVID-19 infections don't mean the vaccine isn't working
By Dr. Alexis E. Carrington and Sony Salzman
July 21, 2021
Story
from Health
Dr. Alexis E. Carrington, Sony Salzman
, ABC News
Dementia, Alzheimer's not an inevitable part of aging: Study
By Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
January 22, 2021
Story
from Health
Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
, ABC News
Black mothers are twice as likely to die in childbirth. Now, there's a government plan to combat maternal mortality.
By Dr. Adjoa Smalls-Mantey, Dr. Alexis E. Carrington and Danielle Genet
December 14, 2020
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from GMA
Dr. Adjoa Smalls-Mantey, Dr. Alexis E. Carrington, Danielle Genet
, ABC News
People who stayed home before lockdown likely helped slow spread of COVID-19: Researchers
By Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
July 2, 2020
Story
from US
Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
, ABC News
COVID-19 rashes: How your skin can be a sign of the virus
By Dr. Alexis E. Carrington and Dr. Stephanie E. Farber
July 23, 2020
Story
from US
Dr. Alexis E. Carrington, Dr. Stephanie E. Farber
, ABC News
Masks are a flashpoint amid the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what science says about them.
By Dr. Ayodola Adigun, Dr. Alexis E. Carrington, Dr. Stephanie E. Farber, Dr. Jessica Johnson and Sony Salzman
July 5, 2020
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from Health
Dr. Ayodola Adigun, Dr. Alexis E. Carrington, Dr. Stephanie E. Farber, Dr. Jessica Johnson, Sony Salzman
, ABC News
Pause in cancer treatments during COVID may cause other public health crisis
By Eden David and Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
June 24, 2020
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from Health
Eden David , Dr. Alexis E. Carrington
, ABC News
New York City public schools close, perplexing public health experts, educators, parents, students
By Priya Amin, Dr. Alexis E. Carrington, Ramie Fathy and Sasha Pezenik
November 19, 2020
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from Health
Priya Amin, Dr. Alexis E. Carrington, Ramie Fathy , Sasha Pezenik
, ABC News
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