Furniture Store's Promotion Could Backfire as UConn Teams Thrive
00:29
Philadelphia Courts Ban Smart and AI-Powered Eyeglasses
00:18
Longest-Serving United Airlines Female Pilot Celebrates Milestone
03:57
High Schoolers Help Fix Cars and Donate Them to Single Moms
03:55
Video Captures Massive Engine Failure on Delta Flight
01:59
Texas High School Student Shoots Teacher Then Kills Himself
00:23
King Charles and Queen Camilla to Make State Visit to US in April
00:21
Popular Weight-Loss Drug Wegovy Unveils Subscription Service
02:38
Countdown Underway for Long Awaited Artemis II Moon Launch
03:09
Army Investigates Helicopter Fly-By at Kid Rock's Nashville Home
00:58
TSA Lines Ease as Workers Receive Pay and Return to Work
02:06
Gas Prices Top $4 a Gallon as Iran War Sends Price of Oil Soaring
02:05
Trump Vows to 'Obliterate' Iranian Targets if Deal Isn't Reached
02:02
Where Did John F. Kennedy Jr. Get His Style Inspiration From?
03:20
Mikaela Shiffrin Talks 2026 Olympics, Winning 6th World Cup Title
04:53
3rd Hour of TODAY is Heading to Springfield: How to Get Tickets
01:08
How This 7th Grader is Using Her Voice to Take on Cyberbullying
04:01
UConn's Braylon Mullins Talks 3-Point Buzzer Beater Against Duke
04:18
Thieves Steal 400,000 KitKat Chocolate Bars in Europe
00:40
Usha Vance on New Podcast, Pregnancy, Life as the Second Lady
04:20
TODAY
Dr. Natalie Azar: My week treating patients in a NY coronavirus unit
04:42
Copied
Last week NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar worked on a COVID-19 floor of NYU Langone Hospital in New York City. She talks about the prospects for remdesivir as a coronavirus treatment, saying there are positive signs, but “nothing definitive.” She also talks about the effects of the virus on the brain, such as stroke and seizure, saying that “every week this disease throws us another curve ball.”April 15, 2020
