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PHOTO: Josh Tetteh played Boys Varsity Football at Evans High School in Orlando, Florida. — ABC

Why young athletes may be more at risk for sudden cardiac arrest

PHOTO: Former Vanderbilt University Medical Center ICU nurse RaDonda Vaught speaks out in an exclusive interview with ABC News.

Former ICU nurse whose patient died from drug mixup speaks out in exclusive interview

PHOTO: Actress Esme Bianco is accusing Marilyn Manson of abuse.

Marilyn Manson accuser Esme Bianco speaks out on alleged abuse

PHOTO: Young African American woman in a protective face mask standing behind plexiglass at the checkout counter of a supermarket — Goodboy Picture Company/Getty Images

Visual demonstration investigates the efficacy of plexiglass amid the pandemic

PHOTO: FILE - In this Oct. 18, 2020 file photo, people walk by outdoor plastic dining bubbles on Fulton Market in Chicago. Illinois set another single-day record for coronavirus infections Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020. — Nam Y. Huh/AP

Tents, igloos and barriers, here's how the virus can spread from table-to-table

PHOTO: South Koreans wear masks and sit according to social distancing as a preventive measure against the coronavirus at Seokyeong University playground on April 25, 2020 in Seoul. — Chung Sung-jun/Getty Images

New study shows how students around the world are returning back to school amid COVID-19

PHOTO: A young woman wears a blue medical mask in an undated stock photo. — STOCK IMAGE/Tamara Pechena/Shutterstock

How fit and placement influence effectiveness of face masks

PHOTO: New technology, developed and tested at the University of Oregon, would test buildings for signs of COVID-19 instead of testing people using it.

Testing buildings may become added weapon in coronavirus reopenings

PHOTO: Amazon rolls out new technology called "Distance Assistant" to help people socially distance themselves. — Amazon

Distance Assistant: Amazon's new technology to help people social distance

PHOTO: "GMA" spoke with girls between the ages of 7 and 10 at Marin Primary and Middle School in California's Bay Area to discuss growing up in the post #MeToo era as part of the "Raising Good Women" series.

How parents can raise strong daughters in the #MeToo era