Waterford Township School closed due to food borne illness
Doctor Mike joins Good Day Philadelphia to explain what is a food borne illness and what can be done to avoid them.
COVID-19 vaccine expected to be approved for younger children soon
Dr. Mike joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the COVID-19 vaccine for children and encouraging metrics from the CDC on COVID-19 related deaths.
COVID-19 shots could be available to children soon
Dr. Mike joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss COVID-19 vaccinations for children.
Dr. Mike weighs in on anticipated outdoor mask guidance update
President Joe Biden is expected to announce the CDC's new outdoor mask guidance in the coming days.
An advisory committee will be held Friday to discuss ending pause of Johnson and Johnson vaccine
Dr. Mike joined Good Day Philadelphia to talk about the latest on the Johnson and Johnson vaccine as a federal meeting is set to be held today as well as possible changes from the CDC on mask use outdoors.
Global coronavirus cases hit weekly record despite vaccinations; hesitancy increasing among Generation Z
Dr. Mike joined Good Day Philadelphia to talk about the rising cases of coronavirus worldwide despite vaccinations and the growing hesitancy among Generation Z to get vaccinated.
Johnson and Johnson vaccine likely to pause for 7-10 days; Pfizer CEO announces a likely yearly booster
Dr. Mike joins Good Day Philadelphia to talk about the likely pause of the distribution of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine for the next 7-10 days as well as the Pfizer CEO announcing that patients will likely need a yearly booster of the coronavirus vaccine.
All adults in Pennsylvania are eligible for the coronavirus vaccine
Dr. Mike joined Good Day Philadelphia as Pennsylvania allows all adults in the commonwealth to register for a coronavirus vaccination starting Tuesday.
Double mutant variant of the coronavirus found in California
Dr. Mike joined Good Day Philadelphia to talk about the double mutated strain of the coronavirus found in California and if we could possibly see a 4th wave of the virus.
Study suggests 3 feet, instead of 6 feet ,is safe for social distancing in schools
Dr. Mike joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the new study.
CDC releases new guidelines for fully vaccinated people
Dr. Mike joined Good Day Philadelphia to talk about the new CDC guidelines that were released for fully vaccinated people.
Vaccine distribution in the U.S. approaches 2 million doses per day
Dr. Mike joined Good Day Philadelphia to talk about the latest with the coronavirus vaccine including the distribution of the vaccine close to reaching almost 2 million doses a day.
FDA grants emergency use authorization for saliva coronavirus tests, Johnson and Johnson distributes vaccines
Dr. Mike joins Good Day Philadelphia to talk about the new authorization for a saliva based coronavirus test and how Johnson and Johnson is getting ready to distribute their vaccine across the country.
Johnson and Johnson single dose vaccine poised for FDA approval
Dr. Mike joins Good Day to discuss the single dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine and answer viewer questions.
CDC: Teachers may be key spreaders of COVID-19 in schools
Doctor Mike joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the new CDC study.
Study identifies 7 new COVID-19 variants in the U.S.
Dr. Mike joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the new variants of COVID-19 found in the U.S.
U.K. COVID-19 variant is spreading rapidly in the US
Dr. Mike joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the latest on the coronavirus.
Congressional report finds toxic metals in baby food brands
Dr. Mike joined Good Day to talk about the newest Congressional report finding different toxic metals in baby food brands and Johnson and Johnson's application for emergency use for their vaccine.
Dr. Fauci recommends 2 masks to stop spread of coronavirus
Dr. Mike joined Good Day Philadelphia after Dr. Fauci recommended wearing 2 masks to stop the spread of coronavirus and protect against the different variants.
Dr. Mike: COVID-19 vaccines will get to everyone, have patience
It's hard to believe, or maybe it isn't, that it has one year since the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in the United States. We're checking in with Dr. Mike Cirigliano, of Penn Medicine, for the latest on the coronavirus and the vaccines.