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Two of four patients in the experiment were successfully taken off mechanical ventilation after the treatment. Other topics in the news include seasonal changes in COVID-19, asymptomatic spread, antibodies and more.
News on school reopenings is from Florida, Georgia, New York, Texas and is on higher education, as well.
"We highly discourage use of cannabis during pregnancy and breastfeeding," said study author Dr. Darine El-Chaâr of the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute in Canada.
The procedure took 20 hours and involved a team of 45 clinicians. Public health news is on groceries, video dating, e-bike safety, and mental health, as well.
The rare illness, named MIS-C, causes inflammation of the heart, lungs, kidneys, brain, skin, eyes and gastrointestinal organs. Public health news is on a Georgia child's death and more.
The material, often worn by runners, appears to break down larger droplets into aerosols that can stay suspended in the air for up to three hours. The study also found that bandannas are ineffective.
The current method is flawed, some analysts say, leading to a pay gap between low- and high-wage hospitals. Also, Democrats say older voters will be unhappy with President Donald Trump's order to end the payroll tax.
As doctors and hospitals create policies to cope with the unprecedented pandemic, advocacy and religious group urge the White House to intervene in cases of alleged discrimination.
President Donald Trump offers his opinions on the 1918 flu, COVID-19 transmission in children, his executive order on preexisting conditions and more.
Governors scramble to figure out how to deliver their 25% share of the $400-a-week jobless benefit included in President Donald Trump's executive order. Meanwhile, negotiations between congressional leaders and the White House remain at an impasse.
The Trump administration is considering unprecedented travel restrictions that would empower border agents to restrict reentry to U.S. citizens and permanent residents due to virus concerns. It's unclear if it has the legal authority to ban citizens from entering their own country.
While many global experts question the safety of the vaccine, Russian President Vladimir Putin says that one of his daughters has been inoculated.
The worldwide death count also edges near 750,000. After the surge of the last two months, new cases in the U.S. are starting to trend downward, though.
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations.
Opinion writers weigh in on these pandemic topics and others.
Editorial pages focus on ways to safely return children to classrooms and health care topics, as well.
Media outlets report on news from Australia, England, Italy, Spain, Brazil and North Korea, as well.
News is from Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana and Arkansas.
Media outlets report on news from Mississippi, Michigan, Montana and Texas.
Centers offering treatment for opioid dependency struggle during the pandemic. Public health news is on septicemic plague, dangerous heat waves and more.
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