CLEVELAND — On Friday's What's New with Betsy Kling and Jay Crawford, we share the latest information about the Cleveland connection to the Coronavirus, two local high school girls featured in a Super Bowl ad with San Francisco 49ers coach Katie Sowers and recipes you can make yourself to entertain during the Big Game on Sunday.
3News broke the story yesterday that a man who recently traveled to Cleveland but lives in Chicago had contracted the virus from his wife who had been to China.
Today, the US followed the World Health Organization's lead from yesterday in declaring the Coronavirus to be a National Health Emergency.
It was reported in the New England Journal of Medicine today that many of us have likely had some version of the Coronavirus since a strain of the virus has been responsible for about a third of the common cold.
People should wash their hands as they would to prevent the flu, but how it's transmitted has yet to be officially confirmed, along with the exact incubation period.
Photos of Cleveland Heights football players Olivia McKay and India Pukphus appear in a Microsoft ad featuring Sowers, all about celebrating female leadership in the NFL.
Fans of the commercials have been clicking on a Doritos ad featuring Lil Nas X and Sam Elliott, which digital anchor Stephanie Haney will share in What's Clicking in Cleveland.
If you're planning to watch the Big Game at home, Clinical Dietitian Stephanie Logosh, MS, RDN, LD, from University Hospital Cleveland Medical Center will have recipes you'll love that are on the lighter side.
Logosh will show Jay and Betsy how to make delicious buffalo chicken dip, spinach artichoke dip and even dessert.
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