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Dr. Joseph Cafone

Joseph Cafone is a fourth-year internal medicine and pediatrics resident working in the ABC News Medical Unit. Get Joseph Cafone's latest news stories and articles, connect with millions of users and join the conversation at ABC News.

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PHOTO: Boston Children's Hospital (BCH) and Saucony teamed up for the "Shoes With Soul" campaign in August 2020, in which patients at BCH designed their own shoes.
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Kids design shoes to help other Boston Children's Hospital patients just like them

PHOTO: Chealci Eddins
Chealci Eddins

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, cancer patients urge others to get tested for the disease

PHOTO: A woman gets a mammogram.
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Why recognizing the signs of breast cancer should still be a priority amid COVID-19

PHOTO: Melina Macchiavelli receives a flu shot from Elizabeth Lillenurms, a Nurse Practitioner (right) at the CVS MinuteClinic near 16th Street and Camelback Road.Flu Shot
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Flu season could coincide with 2nd wave of COVID-19: Here's everything you need to know

PHOTO: Pregnant African-American mother holds her stomach in an undated stock photo.
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'Hear Her' campaign aims to protect pregnant women from life-threatening conditions

PHOTO: Woman experiencing hair loss.
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12 signs of hair loss to bring up to your dermatologist

PHOTO: A pregnant woman holds wine in this stock photo.
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New study finds 1 in 9 women reported drinking alcohol while pregnant

PHOTO: Cancers undiagnosed amid Covid-19
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Doctors warn cancers are going undiagnosed amid COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s what you can do to decrease the risk.

PHOTO: A woman and two children wear masks at a playground, July 11, 2020, in Los Angeles.
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Tips for boosting your child's mental health during COVID-19

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