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COVID-19: Symptomatic Pregnant Women More Likely To Face Complications, Adverse Outcomes, Studies Find

Their newborns were also more likely to require oxygen support, one study has found.

These 5 States Are Seeing A Surge In COVID-19 Cases Despite National Decline

Hospitals in Louisiana are hammered amid a furious virus surge that has brought the state's daily average infections to 126 per 100,000 inhabitants

COVID-19 cases in the U.S. have steadily declined since hitting 172,500 daily cases on Sept. 13.

Climate Justice: Rich Nations Dodge Finance Pledge

The promise to gradually ramp up aid for the Global South to $100 billion per year by 2020 was first make at the 2009 UN climate summit in Copenhagen

Climate justice: Rich nations dodge finance pledge

Southwest Airlines cancelled more than 1,000 flights on October 10, 2021 due to what the carrier described as weather and air traffic control problems

Southwest Airlines Cancels 1,000-plus Flights Sunday

Southwest Airlines cancels 1,000-plus flights Sunday

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A security guard looks on in front of the Sydney Opera House ahead of the lifting of the lockdown

Sydney Lockdown Ends After 106 Days

Sydney lockdown ends after 106 days

Khan was lauded for bringing Pakistan up to par with India in the atomic field

'Father Of Pakistan's Bomb' A.Q. Khan Dies At 85

'Father of Pakistan's bomb' A.Q. Khan dies at 85

Breaking Down New Economy Business-To-Business Pricing Strategies

Executives of B2B companies are better served taking advantage of this environment of flux to implement long-overdue tactical pricing optimization initiatives with reduced risk of customer pushback.

China has threatened economic blowback on a range of Australian exports since Canberra called for an inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic

Supply Chain Disruptions And China's Power Crisis Threaten To Sour The Holiday Experience

A power crisis in the world's factory, China, and supply chain disruptions are predicted to lead to shortages for almost everything that we take for granted in modern life, from smartphones to computer chips to cars.

Supporters have plastered "Run Sara Run" posters and tarpaulins across the archipelago nation

'Run Sara Run': Clamour Grows For Duterte Daughter Presidential Bid

'Run Sara Run': clamour grows for Duterte daughter presidential bid

Protesters in Italy's capital Rome demonstrated on October 9, 2021, against the mandatory "green pass" implemented to limit the spread of Covid-19

Thousands Protest In Rome Against Covid Health Pass

Thousands protest in Rome against Covid health pass

Sam’s Club Joining Retailers Who Are Betting Big On Holiday Shopping Season

Sam’s Club is looking to welcome shoppers back in a big way this holiday season, with more merchandise, bigger offerings, and larger sales events.

Apps are only allowed onto Apple mobile devices through the App Store, which requires them to abide by rules for privacy and security

Apple Store Security Guard Stabbed For Enforcing COVID-19 Mask Policy In NYC

An Apple store security has been hospitalized after being stabbed multiple times.

Spirit Airlines Will Give Employees COVID-19 Testing Option, Won’t Mandate Vaccines

Spirit Airlines is the latest airline carrier to announce plans for their employees to get their COVID-19 vaccines, though they don’t have to follow as stringent of laws as their competitors.

World Hospice And Palliative Care Day: Theme And Quotes About End-Of-Life Care

This year's theme for World Hospice and Palliative Care Day is ‘Leave no one behind – equity in access to palliative care.’

Tourism usually accounts for about 40 percent of Fiji's economy, according to government figures

Fiji To Reopen For Tourism As It Hits Vaccine Milestone

Fiji to reopen for tourism as it hits vaccine milestone

How Effective Is Molnupiravir? Fauci Says COVID-19 Vaccine Still Needed If Merck Drug Approved

A pair of Indian drugmakers on Friday requested permission to end late-stage trials of their generic versions of U.S.-based drugmaker Merck's drug molnupiravir.

A medical worker administers a dose of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine at a drive-through vaccination center in the Saudi capital Riyadh, on March 4, 2021

Covid Vaccines For Kids? Strategies Around The World

Covid vaccines for kids? Strategies around the world

Relatives mourn as a Covid victim is buried in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Brazil Surpasses 600,000 Covid Deaths

Brazil surpasses 600,000 Covid deaths

Will You Be Getting A Moderna Or Johnson & Johnson Booster This Month? CDC Now Reviewing Possibility

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) will be reviewing data from vaccine manufacturers Johnson & Johnson (J&J) and Moderna to determine if booster shots will be approved soon.

The fast-spreading Delta variant of Covid-19 once again complicated hiring in the United States in September

Delta Wave Tossed Wrench Into US Job Market In September

Delta wave tossed wrench into US job market in September

The IMF has approved another round of debt relief to help poor countries weather the Covid-19 pandemic

IMF Approves Fourth Round Of Debt Relief For Poor Countries

IMF approves fourth round of debt relief for poor countries

Mario Draghi, former European Central bank chief, was called in by Italy's president to lead the country after the previous government collapsed in the middle of the economic and health crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic

Italy's Draghi Presses Reform Despite Opposition

Italy's Draghi presses reform despite opposition

Why The Biden Administration's Search For A New FDA Chief Is Becoming More Important

The search for a new commissioner at the Food and Drug Agency (FDA) is taking on added urgency as the nation’s top pharmaceutical regulator tries to regain its footing after being battered throughout the COVID-19 pandemic by political fights and scandal.

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