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Mid-South coronavirus live updates: Clearing up confusion over who can open – and when – in the Mid-South

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COVID-19 is a new strain of coronavirus and cases are spreading around the Mid-South since the virus arrived in the United States in February.


Tennessee restaurants can reopen at half capacity starting Monday in 89 counties

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The state of Tennessee is moving towards reopening the economy amidst the COVID-19 pandemic starting with restaurants.


University of Tennessee Health Science Center weighs in on antibody testing for COVID-19

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When it comes to reopening up the economy, some governments are looking to antibody testing for answers to see how much the virus has spread and who is immune. But can it be trusted just yet?


There will soon be even more places to get tested for COVID-19 in Shelby County

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In Memphis and across the Mid-South, there’s good news, as more COVID-19 test are becoming available in more places.  


Mid-South coronavirus updates: Memphis Education Fund donates $150,000 to help students in need

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COVID-19 is a new strain of coronavirus and cases are spreading around the Mid-South since the virus arrived in the United States in February.


UTHSC medical students create facts flier to help kids understand COVID-19

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The COVID-19 pandemic might be a difficult concept for parents to explain to their kids. To help, medical students at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center made a push to educate children on the complexity of COVID-19.


COVID-19 drives demand for Tylenol up

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There’s a lot of information out there about the coronavirus. Some of it is true and some is false. There have been claims circulating that ibuprofen has a bad effect on the progress of patients with COVID-19. Local 24 News turned to the experts for an answer.


Mid-South doctors say be prepared for several waves of COVID-1

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Memphis-area doctors say people need to be prepared that COVID-19 may last into 2021, or longer. Models show after we get past the 1st outbreak, there will be several waves of outbreaks in our area lasting into fall of 2021 or longer. The models presented show each wave will get smaller and smaller in terms… Read More