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What the WHO coronavirus experts learned in WuhanTeam member Peter Daszak sounded upbeat on arriving at the airport Wednesday at the end of the four-week trip to the central Chinese city o...
- What the WHO coronavirus experts learned in Wuhan
The visit was politically sensitive for China — which is concerned about any allegations it didn't handle the initial outbreak properly — a...
- Pfizer vaccine can neutralise coronavirus variants first reported in UK, SA: Study
According to the scientists, including those from the University of Texas in the US, these variants have a substitution of the amino acid b...
- Will maskless farmers' agitation aggravate pandemic which, says WHO, is at critical stage?
The winter of December 2020 and of January and February 2021 have seen protests in northern India by thousands and thousands of farmers agi...
- Covid patients at higher risk of dying after cardiac arrest, says study
The study found that women, in particular, have the highest risk.
- Controversy swirls around India’s homegrown Covid-19 vaccine
From the U.S. to the Norway, vociferous debates over the efficacy and safety of Covid-19 vaccines have beset pharmaceutical giants like Pfi...
- Gujarat: Sanitation worker dies hours after getting COVID-19 vaccine
While the family members of the deceased said they suspect that the COVID-19 vaccine was the reason behind his sudden death, officials said...
- As Covid virus grows stealthier, vaccine makers reconsider battle plans
The news from Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech underscored a realization by scientists that the virus is changing more quickly than once thought...
- Immune system of recovered COVID-19 patients may evolve to fight coronavirus variants: Study
According to the scientists, including those from Rockefeller University in the US, the study provides the "strongest evidence yet" that th...
- WHO team arrives in Wuhan to search for the origins of the coronavirus pandemic
The 10-member team sent to Wuhan by the World Health Organization was approved by President Xi Jinping's government after months of diploma...
- Explainer: What's behind varying efficacy data for Sinovac's coronavirus vaccine?
Researchers in Brazil said it was 50.4% effective at preventing symptomatic infections, barely enough for regulatory approval and below the...
- White House task force warns of new 'USA variant' of Covid-19
This comes after a new variant said to be 70 per cent more transmissible was reported in the United Kingdom last year.
- China clamps down in hidden hunt for coronavirus origins, promoting theories that Covid originated elsewhere
The government is monitoring scientists' findings and mandating that the publication of any research first be approved by a new task force ...
- For Europe, it’s wave after wave for coronavirus
Since the fall, the Continent has watched with horror, and paralysis, as another wave struck with nearly equal force — and in some places f...
- United States approves first rapid home coronavirus test
The Food and Drug Administration approved a testing kit for people age 14 and older whom a doctor suspects to have Covid-19. The test, whic...
- India may not see a second wave of the coronavirus infection: Raman R Gangakhedkar
Gangakhedkar, who was at the helm of affairs said India could manage to delay the onset of the outbreak by 3-4 months.
- Coronavirus suspect with no travel history dies in MP
The man was earlier treated at the Ujjain civil hospital and was admitted to the Indore hospital on Wednesday with symptoms of breathlessne...
- Man suspected of Coronavirus commits suicide
The man was brought by the airport authorities as a coronavirus suspect and was immediately put in the isolation ward, hospital sources sai...
- Fruits, fish fry, eggs: Rich spread laid out for COVID-19 suspects in Kerala
Apart from the rich food menu, books have also been made available to the 17 coronavirus suspected patients.
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