Coronavirus Update: Hospital Chaplains Face Daily Challenges Comforting The Sick, But Find Ways To Persevere
Hospital chaplains are facing enormous challenges trying to tend to the emotional and spiritual needs of sick patients and their families.
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Hospital chaplains are facing enormous challenges trying to tend to the emotional and spiritual needs of sick patients and their families.
It was a shock for one student when her senior year at UCONN came to an abrupt end. What happened in the days that followed gave her a new view of gratitude.
CBS2's Elle McLogan spoke with young people looking to start careers amid the global pandemic.
A group of 46 nurses was greeted with a "clap-in" as they arrived for training at the Northwell Institute for Nursing" on Long Island.
It's a familiar song many people know and love. Now the 1985 hit "We are the World," by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, has some local flair.
Governors from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Rhode Island announced Monday a new coalition will work out the timing for reopening the region.
Day after day, CBS2 shares heartbreaking numbers -- the lives lost due to COVID-19. But this time, the story is about a survivor.
Even with the numbers, no one knows just how many people have been infected with COVID-19. Gov. Andrew Cuomo says a test could change that.
Co-coordinators Jayne Guarino and John Fallon are on a mission to help keep local seniors safe. CBS2's Elle McLogan reports.
Many recovered coronavirus patients are returning to their jobs are essential workers, and others are reuniting with their families. However, some are still testing positive for traces of COVID-19.
Rather than run off, the minimum wage caregivers ran in as coronavirus sweep into group homes where people has no way to keep social distance or wash their own hands.
Parents around the tri-state are bracing for the possibility of camps being canceled this summer because of the coronavirus outbreak.
"Passover is the holiday of freedom and it's never felt so poignant as it has this year," Reva Gajer said.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo showed mixed emotion during his coronavirus pandemic media briefing on Wednesday.
A new test that is poised to begin on Long Island could test for both coronavirus and antibodies.
