'Business Is Good, Unfortunately': World Mental Health Day Takes On Heightened Importance In Time Of COVID-19
This year, World Mental Health Day has a new sense of urgency for many as COVID-19 has taken a mental and emotional toll on everyone.
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This year, World Mental Health Day has a new sense of urgency for many as COVID-19 has taken a mental and emotional toll on everyone.
Trump says the antibody treatment he received from Regeneron has cured his coronavirus.
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Doctors are recruiting up to 1,400 adults from the area to be part of Phase 3 of Johnson & Johnson's trial.
They say the tension is even worse this time because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Rowan University students have been back at campus since September and are apparently setting an example for other universities and communities across the country, says Dr. Deborah Birx.
Both Kenney and Farley criticized Trump for downplaying the risk of the virus that's killed 210,000 Americans.
Murphy also urged all Halloween activities to be held outdoors.
In Pennsylvania, nearly 750,000 more Democrats are registered to vote than Republicans, but Republicans have been gaining ground since 2016, narrowing that gap by more than 200,000.
Many are convinced dumping from decades ago in old town landfills has created a toxic environment in Norwood.
The White House has given the New Jersey Department of Health a list of at least 206 individuals who may have been exposed to COVID-19 at President Trump's event last Thursday in Bedminster.
Adults can sometimes suffer from dangerous symptoms that resemble a coronavirus-linked syndrome in children, researchers with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.
Dr. Sean Conley, the White House doctor, says the president remains fatigued, but in good spirits, and adds First Lady Melania Trump is well with only a mild cough and headache.
The emergency declaration went into effect at 6 p.m. Friday and will last at least the next seven days.
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