Cutthroat Inc. l 20/20 l PART 5
Chris Smith’s family becomes suspicious of his sudden months-long trip: Part 5 The Smith family was told over emails that Chris Smith wanted to be “off the grid,†and that…
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WATCH THE FULL EPISODE OF 20/20: https://bit.ly/32IZT1N 15-year-old Leah Freeman mysteriously vanishes from Oregon town When the teen left a friend’s house on June 28, 2000, and disappeared into the…
As coronavirus cases increase so does the threat to the nation’s blood supply
CEO and president of the American Red Cross, Gail McGovern, explains the potential blood shortages and how to help. source
More answers to your COVID-19 questions
ABC News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jen Ashton discusses COVID-19 and the correlation between blood types, pneumonia vaccination for seniors and allergy symptoms vs. coronavirus. #COVID19 #DrJenAshton source
Thousands of blood drives canceled because of social distancing
The president of GLAAD, Sarah Kate Ellis, joins us to discuss the FDA rule that bans blood donations from gay and bisexual men who had sex within the past year.…
Can blood of recovered COVID-19 patients help treat disease?
ABC News’ Diane Sawyer speaks to researchers who are looking at the experimental treatment while an approved vaccine is months away, at best. Watch the Full Episode: https://bit.ly/2QWYro0 America Rising:…
The search for an effective coronavirus treatment in full swing
The FDA has approved using plasma from other COVID-19 survivors, rich with antibodies, as a treatment for those who are fighting the virus. BREAKING NEWS UPDATES: https://abcnews.go.com/Health/Coronavirus SUBSCRIBE to ABC…
High number of COVID-19 patients have blood clots | WNT
Broadway actor and Tony nominee Nick Cordero had to have his leg amputated because of a complication with the virus, and remains hospitalized. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE OF ‘WORLD NEWS…
How can antibodies be used to treat COVID-19: Blood plasma explained
Find out how a potentially life-saving treatment known as blood plasma can allow doctors to use the antibodies of coronavirus survivors to treat COVID-19 patients. BREAKING NEWS UPDATES: https://abcnews.go.com/Health/Coronavirus SUBSCRIBE…
Doctors trying to understand COVID-19 symptoms left with more questions
Some patients with the coronavirus are seeing its damage in the heart, brain and kidneys, leading researchers to suspect an immune response is leading to potentially deadly blood clotting. source