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November 30, 2020

Baby allegedly born with coronavirus antibodies prompts closer look at virus' impact on pregnancy

Singapore is taking a closer look at the impact coronavirus may have on pregnancy after reports surfaced that a woman infected with COVID-19 gave birth to a baby who tested positive for the antibodies.

November 29, 2020

Singapore mother had COVID-19, gave birth to boy with antibodies

Cases of antibodies in infants have been studied in China, with most cases showing a rapid decline in antibody presence after birth.

November 26, 2020

2 NYPD officers shot in Queens released from hospital

It鈥檚 a Thanksgiving to remember.

November 24, 2020

Sadie Robertson and her husband recreate her parents' pregnancy beach pic: 'Truly timeless'

Sadie Robertson and her husband, Christian Huff, recreated a pregnancy photo of her parents, Korie and Willie Robertson, from years ago.

November 19, 2020

Mom with coronavirus gives birth to twins while in coma

A woman in the United Kingdom who was hospitalized due to the novel coronavirus gave birth to twins while in a coma.聽

November 18, 2020

Gonorrhea infections increasing in Michigan: officials

Gonorrhea infections are increasing in Michigan, according to state health officials.聽

November 11, 2020

Newborns not likely to contract coronavirus in the hospital, study says

Newborns are very unlikely to contract the coronavirus while hospitalized, according to a new study.

November 10, 2020

Eating tree nuts every day can improve sperm quality, study finds

According to the researchers, the findings 鈥減rovide the first evidence that adding nuts to a regular Western-style diet impacts sperm DNA methylation in specific regions.鈥�

November 6, 2020

Twin sisters give birth on shared birthday just 90 minutes apart

Twin sisters in Tennessee had an extra reason to celebrate their birthdays last week, as each welcomed a baby girl, born just 90 minutes apart.

November 3, 2020

Pregnant women with coronavirus at higher risk of severe illness, death, CDC finds

Pregnant women who contract the coronavirus are more at risk for severe illness and death than non-pregnant women, a CDC analysis found.