Health

A woman has died from Coronavirus nearly one month after giving birth to son. Erika Recerra, 33, was diagnosed with COVID-19 last month while she was 8 months into her pregnancy with her son. She was never able to hold her son before she died.

An oncology nurse in Salem, Oregon who was placed on administrative leave after posting a video on TikTok bragging about ignoring basic COVID-19 safety guidelines, “is no longer employed” by the hospital. Read more on RADIO.COM.

Tests are still being conducted currently for a COVID-19 vaccine for children. Ochsner Health and Pfizer are involved. Read more on RADIO.COM

In-person learning seems to be better for kids’ learning and mental health, if there is a way to do it safely. Research is showing that elementary schools are safest, while high schools may still be higher risk.

A good deed led to eight members of a New Jersey family getting infected with coronavirus. It all started after a family member gave a “selfless” car ride to an elderly friend, who was unknowingly infected with COVID.

Bryan Cranston is still feeling the lingering effects from his bout with coronavirus. The “Breaking Bad” actor contracted the novel virus back in March, alongside his wife Robin Dearden.

Major Wooten of Madison, Alabama just celebrated an incredibly special birthday. Not only did the World War II veteran celebrate his 104th birthday, he did so after enduring and defeating the Coronavirus!

Medical experts say that people may experience several side effects when they get vaccinated against the coronavirus. Find out what the most frequent side effects for the COVID-19 vaccine are, and how long they are expected to last, on RADIO.COM.

Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones has tested positive for COVID-19, the department announced. Jones had said he would not enforce the governor’s limited curfew and other restrictions.

A young Texas family is mourning the death of their patriarch who died after battling coronavirus. Matthew Law, a father of five, passed away from COVID-19 after first feeling ill on Halloween. Read more on RADIO.COM.