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PHOTO: Colorized transmission electron micrograph of Avian influenza, H5N1 viruses (seen in gold) grown in MDCK cells (seen in green). — Smith Collection/GADO/Getty Images

What you need to know about bird flu after person became infected in Texas

PHOTO: A resident hangs a note on the Wishing Tree in Vista, California. — ABC

California 'wishing tree' decorated with handwritten messages of gratitude

PHOTO: Yvonne Llanes at the Hanger Clinic's Bootcamp for Amputees on Oct. 14, 2021. — Hanger Clinic

Double amputee beats breast cancer diagnosis

PHOTO: ABC News anchor Carole Simpson, who made history as the first Black woman to helm a major newscast, sits at the anchor desk in New York on April 12, 2002. — Virginia Sherwood/ABC

Broadcast legend Carole Simpson reflects on shaping history

PHOTO: Mary Ann Dakkak reunited with her family in Sacramento, California. — Courtesy KXTV/Mary Ann Dakkak

Front-line health care workers reunite with children after months fighting COVID-19

PHOTO: Sandra Daoust and her son, Seth, reunited after she was deployed for a month and a half to serve at New York City's Javits Center to help on the front lines against COVID-19. — Courtesy Sandra Daoust

Army reservist, son reunited after month-long deployment to NYC front lines

PHOTO: Leo Cantos was released from the hospital after a week in the hospital after testing positive with COVID-19. He and his brothers Steven and Nick each reached the rank of Eagle Scout in 2017. — Ollie Cantos

Blind triplets who became Eagle Scouts battling COVID-19

PHOTO: Clay Bentley of Georgia is quarantined at a hospital in Rome, Georgia. He said his symptoms appeared on March 2, a day after he sang in a choir at Church at Liberty Square in Cartersville, Georgia. — ABC via Facetime

Man battling coronavirus speaks out: 'I ain't never felt this bad'

PHOTO: Customers in Woodlawn, Ohio, gave a server at Waffle House $800 in tips as part of a "Shock and Claus" initiative. — Courtesy Tabatha Adams

Diners surprise Waffle House server with $800 in tips as part of 'Shock and Claus' movement

PHOTO: Brothers Tyson, Talon and Skyler, play video games with NFL quarterback Matthew Stafford. Talon told ABC News he'd never forget losing to Stafford in "Madden." — Shannon Webb

Boys who lost their father get surprise Christmas visit from Detroit Lions quarterback

PHOTO: Jim Annis, 80, of Sanford, N.C., delivered 300 wooden toys to children at the Salvation Army of Sanford. — WTVD

Real-life Santa delivers hundreds of handmade wooden toys to children in need for Christmas

PHOTO: Lynn Schutzman, a 70-year-old former pharmacist, was living out of a small SUV with her two dogs until two friends came across her car in a suburban Philadelphia store parking lot. — Melissa Akacha

Homeless woman living in SUV with dogs now has a studio apartment after 2 women called on neighbors to help

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