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Justices Say Women Must Obtain Abortion Pill in Person
The Supreme Court has ordered that women must visit a doctor’s office, hospital or clinic in person to obtain an abortion pill during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Another Record Decline Reported in US Cancer Death Rate
Researchers are reporting another record one-year decline in the U.S. cancer death rate, a drop they continue to attribute to success against lung cancer
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2 Cases of UK Variant of COVID-19 Reported in Maryland
The Maryland Public Health Laboratory confirmed the state’s first two reported cases of the highly contagious U.K. variant of the coronavirus, Gov. Larry Hogan said Tuesday afternoon. The patients live in Anne Arundel County. One recently returned from travel abroad, and the other is that patient’s spouse, Hogan said. Both are under age 65, a... -
Migraine Sufferer Turns to Green Lamp for Relief
Migraines can be debilitating, but one sufferer says that a special green-light lamp helps her symptoms. News4’s Justin Finch reports.
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Combination Tests Screen for Multiple Respiratory Illnesses, Including COVID-19, with One Sample
Combination tests could be a real game changer this winter, if with a single nasal swab, doctors are able to test patients for several different respiratory viruses at once.
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Doctor Wipes Out $650,000 in Bills for Cancer Patients, Feels ‘Blessed' to Do it
Dr. Omar Atiq made the announcement in holiday cards mailed to his patients in December.
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Debunking COVID-19 Vaccine Myths
A flurry of misinformation about the coronavirus vaccine has some people worried about the safety of the lifesaving shot. News4’s Doreen Gentzler helps separate fact from fiction.
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Biden Win Confirmed After Pro-Trump Mob Storms US Capitol
Congress has confirmed Democrat Joe Biden as the presidential election winner, hours after violent protesters loyal to President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol
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Wong Questioned, US Lawyer Released in Hong Kong Crackdown
Jailed Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has been arrested under a new national security law while an American rights lawyer who was detained in a sweeping crackdown one day earlier was granted bail
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Tanya Roberts' Death Was Caused by a UTI: Here's How That Can Happen
Bond girl and “That ’70s Show” star Tanya Roberts died Monday night at age 65 after being hospitalized for a non-COVID-19 related illness, TODAY previously confirmed. On Tuesday, Roberts’ longtime partner, Lance O’Brien, told TODAY that she had been hospitalized for a urinary tract infection that spread to her kidneys ... -
Trump Widens US Ban on Chinese Apps as His Term Nears End
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order banning transactions with eight Chinese apps including Alipay and WeChat Pay in an escalation of a trade war he has been waging through most of his term.
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Hong Kong Arrests 53 Activists Under National Security Law
Hong Kong police have arrested 53 former lawmakers and activists in the largest move against the city’s pro-democracy movement since a national security law was imposed last June
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Gov. Hogan Announces Steps to Speed Up Maryland Vaccinations
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has announced steps to speed up vaccinations against the coronavirus
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Reported Virus Issues at Ohio State Raise Specter of CFP Delay
College Football Playoff executive director Bill Hancock says the national championship game between Alabama and Ohio State is still a go for Monday night.
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Fauci Says US Could Soon Give 1 Million Vaccinations a Day
The nation’s top infectious disease expert says the U.S. could soon be doing a million COVID-19 vaccinations a day despite the sluggish start.
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DC Man Vaccinated for COVID-19 After Getting on Pharmacy Waitlist for No-Shows
A healthy, 36-year-old Washington, D.C., resident says he was able to get vaccinated against COVID-19 this week by getting on a pharmacy waitlist used when people fail to show up to their vaccination appointments.