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India's government last month put the brakes on exports of AstraZeneca jabs made by the Serum Institute as the country experienced a wave of Covid cases

World's Biggest Covid Vaccine Maker Seeks Indian Government Cash

World's biggest Covid vaccine maker seeks Indian government cash

Disney World Photo Policy: What To Know About Taking Photos Without A Face Mask

When taking an outdoor photo without a face mask at Walt Disney World, guests must be stationary and maintain appropriate physical distance.

Pregnant Moms Who Get COVID-19 Vaccine Could Transfer Antibodies To Babies: Study

A small study suggests that pregnant women who get vaccinated against COVID-19 could transfer protective antibodies to their babies.

India has kicked off one of the world's largest coronavirus vaccination drives as the pandemic spread at a record pace and global Covid-19 deaths surged past two million. India, home to 1.3 billion people, has the world's second-largest caseload. The gove

India Records Biggest 1-Day Rise In COVID-19 Cases, Authorities Announce Strict Restrictions

India reports 115,736 new coronavirus infections, which have pushed the country's total cases to 12.8 million.

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Torrential rains from Tropical Cyclone Seroja, one of the most destructive storms to hit the region in years, turned small communitiesÂ into wastelands of mud

Indonesia Readies Hospital Ships For Cyclone Survivors

Indonesia readies hospital ships for cyclone survivors

England captain Joe Root (second right) and teammates arrive in a bio-secure bubble for the their tour of Sri Lanka and India earlier this year

Foreign Cricketers 'Give Up' On Mental Health In Pandemic: Ganguly

Foreign cricketers 'give up' on mental health in pandemic: Ganguly

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison (L) has blamed his country's sluggish coronavirus vaccine rollout on EU supply issues

Australia Blames EU Supply Issues For Slow Vaccine Rollout

Australia blames EU supply issues for slow vaccine rollout

US President Joe Biden is set to announce new success in the Covid-19 vaccine rollout

Biden Announces All Adults In US Eligible For Covid Vaccine By April 19

Biden announced in a White House speech that he is moving up the deadline for all over 18s to be eligible for vaccines to April 19. The previous target had been May 1.

AstraZeneca's troubles in Europe, where several countries paused rollout over potential clotting risks are well documentedÂ -- but its relationship with US health agencies has been fraught too

AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Has Direct Link To Rare Blood Clots, EMA Senior Official Says

A small number of people who received a dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine developed cerebral venous sinus thrombosis.

Nevada Woman Threatens To Kill Husband For Getting COVID-19 Vaccine

The 74-year-old Nevada woman allegedly threatened to kill her husband and herself after finding out he received the COVID-19 vaccine.

34% Of COVID-19 Survivors Suffer 'Brain Diseases And Psychiatric Disorders': Study

A third of those who survived COVID-19 were diagnosed with mental health or neurological conditions within six months of their infection.

Mexican congressional candidate Carlos Mayorga launches his campaign from inside a coffin to send a message to politicians that people are dying 'because of their indifference'

Mexican Election Candidate Launches Campaign From Coffin

Mexican election candidate launches campaign from coffin

New York is the only American state to have launched a pass to certify that a person was vaccinated against Covid, which is voluntary

US Vaccine 'Passports' Advance Despite Growing Controversy

US vaccine 'passports' advance despite growing controversy

Sex workers protest at Rua Guaicurus, in Belo Horizonte, in Brazil's Minas Gerais state on April 5, 2021, asking to be considered a priority group to receive the vaccine against Covid-19

Brazil Prostitutes Strike For First-line Covid Shots

Brazil prostitutes strike for first-line Covid shots

Manchester United face Granada in the Europa League quarter-finals after getting the better of AC Milan in the last round

Man Utd, Arsenal Set For Europa League Quarters

Man Utd, Arsenal set for Europa League quarters

Authors said the research, printed Wednesday in The Lancet Psychiatry journal, proved that Covid-19 patients were signficantly more likely to develop brain conditions than those suffering from other respiratory tract infections

1 In 3 Covid Survivors Suffer Mental, Neurological Problems: Study

1 in 3 Covid survivors suffer mental, neurological problems: study

The two main parties are divided over controversial plans for a mining project

Rare Earth Mine Takes Centre Stage In Greenland Vote

Rare earth mine takes centre stage in Greenland vote

Coronavirus patients are treated at a field hospital set up in a sports gym in Santo Andre, Sao Paulo state in March 2021

Brazil's Daily Covid Death Toll Surpasses 4,000

Brazil's daily Covid death toll surpasses 4,000

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi leads Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Representative Steny Hoyer, out of the White House after their fiery meeting with US President Donald Trump

US House To Vote In April On DC Statehood, Gender Gap Pay

Senate Majority Leader Steny Hoyer has revealed April's legislative agenda, and statehood for Washington, D.C. features high on the list.

A hospital worker plays guitar for a Covid patient in Brazil, where confusion often reigns as the federal, state and local governments squabble over policy measures to contain the pandemic

Pandemic Policy Discord Deepens Brazil's Covid Chaos

Pandemic policy discord deepens Brazil's Covid chaos

The successful rollout of vaccines in the United States has lifted hopes the world's top economy can begin to reopen and get back on track

European Markets Rally; US Stocks Pull Back From Records

European markets rally; US stocks pull back from records

A campaign poster of Congo's re-elected President Denis Sassou-Nguesso is pictured outside outside the headquarters of the ruling Congolese Labor Party in Brazzaville on March 23, 2021

Congo Court Certifies President Sassou-Nguesso's Re-election

Congo court certifies President Sassou-Nguesso's re-election

Wealthy nations must continue to help poor countries as they recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said

'Responsibility' Of Rich Countries To Continue Poverty Fight: Yellen

'Responsibility' of rich countries to continue poverty fight: Yellen

A woman waits for her turn to receive a Covaxin Covid-19 vaccine at a health centre in New Delhi

New Delhi Under Pandemic Night Curfew

New Delhi under pandemic night curfew

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern made the announcement more than a year after New Zealand closed its doors in the face of the coronavirus pandemic

New Zealand, Australia To Open Covid-19 Travel Bubble

New Zealand, Australia to open Covid-19 travel bubble

The Olympic Rings on display in Tokyo. North Korea announced Tuesday they will not take part in the delayed Games later this year

N. Korea Says Will Not Go To Olympics Over Covid Fears

N. Korea says will not go to Olympics over Covid fears

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