People

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The early trickle of announcements was stunning enough: On March 6 the city of Austin canceled South by Southwest, the annual film, music and technology festival, then, within days, the NCAA March Madness tournament was called off, the NBA and Major

STAT

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Russia's leading respiratory doctor has quit over 'gross violations' of medical ethics that rushed through a Covid-19 vaccine.

TechLife News

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As heat waves rose from the crackling grass next to a cotton field that stretched far into the distance, Rick Porter watched his young football players struggle through a preseason practice. Under every helmet was a masked player, breathing deep amid

TechLife News

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is considering changing its guidelines for self-isolation to make it easier for those who have been exposed to someone with the coronavirus to return to work if they are without symptoms. The public heal

India Today

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Coping with Corona is a complex challenge especially in the absence of distinct prevention and a vaccine for want of adequate knowledge about the virus so that it can be checked. How to ward off the symptoms or combat it if persistent? How to up immu

Time Magazine International Edition

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WHEN MY HUSBAND BEGAN TO SHOW SYMPTOMS OF COVID-19, about a week after we found out one of his co-workers had a positive test, I wasn’t particularly worried. He’s a middle-aged, athletic, healthy guy. Our kids live elsewhere. We would just hunker dow

India Today

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The cluster containment strategy is meant to contain the novel coronavirus within a defined geographical area through early detection of cases and breaking the chain of transmission. States mark specific areas, covering households, as containment zon

People

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For Carl and Jeri Goldman, it was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime, a 16-day luxury cruise through Southeast Asia to celebrate Jeri’s 60th birthday. The couple, who own a radio station in Santa Clarita, Calif., had booked the trip aboard the Dia

NPR

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A majority of hospital nurses said they had never been tested for the coronavirus, according to a recent survey. Hospitals say they are simply following the CDC's guidance.

You South Africa

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Despite reading a number of articles on Covid-19, your article about the reality of ventilators hammered home the message of pain, suffering and discomfort with its detailed description of what to expect in hospital and more especially “the grim real

India Today

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Faiyaz Ahmed, employed in the Indian Railways’ machine maintenance unit in Savarkundla, Gujarat, was visiting his family in Patna for Holi when he felt the first few symptoms of Covid coming on. Ahmed, who returns to Patna every year during the festi

India Today

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It’s an invisible enemy and no one can escape it. Eventually, almost all of us will get COVID-19 and most people will recover. Be strong emotionally and physically, exercise and eat healthy to increase your immunity.” This is the advice from Dr Saumi

TIME

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IT’S UNUSUAL FOR A RESPIratory disease to spare young patients, but the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic suggested that this time was different. Children did not seem to be as severely affected by the novel coronavirus as adults. That trend, repor

The Guardian

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PM was presented with some alarming data – with one model forecasting up to 4,000 Covid deaths a day next month Coronavirus – latest updates

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Participating in community races is one of my favorite fall activities. I love the crisp air, the themed events (and costumes!), and the opportunity to support causes I care about, like Race For the Cure. But with COVID-19 still in play, how safe are

Apple Magazine

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As heat waves rose from the crackling grass next to a cotton field that stretched far into the distance, Rick Porter watched his young football players struggle through a preseason practice. Under every helmet was a masked player, breathing deep amid

Pretoria News Weekend

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A MOUNTING US death toll has tempered enthusiasm about the Covid-19 vaccine with 9/11-like fatalities projected every day for the months ahead, even with a rapid roll-out of inoculations, which could start as soon as Monday. A top coronavirus adviser

The Atlantic

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On this episode of Social Distance, Dr. James Hamblin takes a stab at answering some of the questions listeners have been sending to the show—including the practical (Should I get a haircut?) and the existential (When will this end?). If you have a q

Pretoria News Weekend

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SCIENCE went hi-tech to find a vaccine, but we have to wear the low-tech mask until we have the hi-tech solution in our arms. It can be a curse, but without technology we’d have millions more dead people. We’d probably still be waiting for the Covid-

NPR

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More than 200,000 people so far have been reported to have the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. The first 100,000 were reported over more than three months; the rest got it in just 12 days.

The Atlantic

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Every weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox. In the years following Brown v. Board of Educat

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Sanitising our phones is one of the most overlooked habits we should be adopting now. To this end, Hong Kong start-up Casetify has launched a UV sanitiser that uses radiation-free lights to kill 99.9 per cent of bacteria as part of its #CasetifyProte

Sunday Independent

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SINCE the first case of Covid-19 was recorded in South Africa, many sectors have faced devastation from the virus. Covid-19 has proven that it is not only just a respiratory disease, but a social and economic one too. A lot of teaching and learning t

NPR

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After three months of restrictions, nursing homes in the state are beginning to allow visitors again. Families are learning that the experience of reopening won't be the same for everyone.

Attitude Magazine

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Got a problem? Dr Ranj Singh is here to offer his advice We know that COVID has been responsible for a number of health complications, but bad skin was an unexpected one. This isn’t a side effect of the virus per se; instead, it is caused by wearin

BBC Science Focus Magazine

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The UK charity Medical Detection Dogs is looking into whether man’s best friend could sniff out COVID-19 and help prevent its spread. To date, the charity has published more than a dozen peer-reviewed research papers supporting the theory that every

Weekend Argus Saturday

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BOTH Mario Angelo Williams and Jovan Arendse agreed it is scary to work during a global pandemic, but they are also proud to serve the community. In July, Williams was diagnosed with Covid-19 and remained in isolation for two weeks as per the guideli

Saturday Star

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SCIENCE went hi-tech to find a vaccine, but we have to wear the low-tech mask until we have the hi-tech solution in our arms. It can be a curse, but without technology we’d have millions more dead people. We’d probably still be waiting for the Covid-

Pretoria News Weekend

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A RESURGENCE in Covid-19 cases in South Africa may lead to localised lockdowns. Because of the free flow of people between provinces, it was only in the early stages that inter-provincial travel was prohibited but Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize has

NPR

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Health officials said Thursday that 53 people had died from the disease in the most recent daily tally, the highest number since June. Confirmed cases have also been trending up in recent days.