Where Did Coronavirus Come From? COVID-19 Origin Points To Bats In China, Study Reveals
A study confirms SARS-CoV-2 originated from Horseshoe bats in Yunnan province in China.
Half Of Covid Patients In Irish Study Suffer Ongoing Fatigue
Half of Covid patients in Irish study suffer ongoing fatigue
What is Transverse Myelitis? Report Reveals Condition That Halted COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
An internal report by pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca confirms that a COVID-19 vaccine trial volunteer experienced a rare neurological condition.
When Will The US 'Get Back To Regular Life?' CDC Director Gives Insight About Coronavirus Vaccine Effects
CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield spoke about a potential timetable during a hearing with the U.S. Senate Appropriations Subcommittee.
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Eli Lilly Posts Positive 'Proof Of Concept Data' From Coronavirus Antibody Treatment Trials
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Feds Have Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution Plan. Now Americans Need To Be Convinced Of Safety
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Trump Says COVID-19 Vaccine Coming ‘In A Matter Of Weeks’ But Health Experts Question Safety
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The University of Michigan has responded to a student’s viral complaint about quarantine living conditions.
Day Care-Going Children With Mild Or No Symptoms Can Spread COVID-19, Warns CDC
The study showed 12 children contracted the virus at day care facilities and infected at least 12 individuals outside the facilities.
Promising Coronavirus Vaccine Resumes Trials After Brief Pause
Trials for AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine have resumed in the UK after being paused earlier this week.
Dangerous Clotting Among COVID-19 Patients Prompts US Researchers To Commence Clinical Trials On Blood Thinners
Blood clotting is widely prevalent in 20% to 30% of coronavirus patients who are in the intensive care unit.
COVID-19 Positive People Nearly 3 Times More Likely To Have Visited Restaurants, CDC Study Reveals
The study added those who reported going to bars or cafes were 3.9 times more likely to contract the disease, but this result was restricted to people who were not in close contact with COVID-19 patients.
Brazilian State Of Bahia To Study Russian COVID-19 Vaccine, After It Shows Signs Of Immune Response
The Brazilian state of Bahia will tests Russia's COVID-19 vaccine, as the Latin American country deals with the third-worst outbreak in the world.
Vaccine Trust Growing In Europe, Falling Elsewhere: Survey
Vaccine trust growing in Europe, falling elsewhere: survey
Coronavirus Capable Of Invading Brain: Study
Coronavirus capable of invading brain: study
Coronavirus Vaccine: Russia Turns To India To Get Sputnik V To Market Quicker
The Russian vaccine, named Sputnik V, has seen strong immune responses in phase-1 and phase-2 trials.
India Syringe Maker Boosts Production To Meet Virus Vaccine Demand
Hindustan Syringes -- one of the world's largest makers of the item -- said it is increasing its output of auto-disable devices from 700 million a year to 1 billion by 2021 to meet the expected demand.
Prostate Cancer Can Strike Even In Middle Age: Discussing Screening Options With Your Doctor Early Is A Must
Doctors say early detection will provide the patients with more treatment options and increases their chances of survival.
US Coronavirus: Over Half A Million Children Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
Even though children represented just about 9.8% of all COVID-19 cases in the country, more than half a million kids have tested positive for the virus by far.
Amy Schumer Opens Up About Lyme Disease, Asks Advice To Get Rid Of It
Amy Schumer shared that she has been diagnosed with Lyme disease and has been suffering from it for years, so she asked her followers for advice on how to get rid of it.
AstraZeneca Halts Coronavirus Vaccine Trials Over Suspected Serious Adverse Reaction In Volunteer
AstraZeneca halts its late-stage coronavirus vaccine trial after a volunteer showed signs of severe side effects to the drug.
Rubbing Or Stroking Skin More Effective Against Itching Than Scratching, Finds Study
The itching sensation, technically called "pruritis", is believed to have evolved as a way to protect the skin from parasites as well as the build-up of dead cells.
Navalny Out Of Medically Induced Coma: Berlin Hospital
Navalny out of medically induced coma: Berlin hospital
UK Coronavirus Cases Verge On 3,000 In 24 Hours
UK coronavirus cases verge on 3,000 in 24 hours
Russia Vaccine 'Passes Early Trial Test'
Russia vaccine 'passes early trial test'
Use Of Common Medicines Linked To Decline In Mental Health Of Old People
The use of a group of drugs known as anticholinergics, for the treatment of the most common ailments like high blood pressure, and motion sickness, is a risk factor for Alzheimer's disease.
Coronavirus Vaccine From Johnson & Johnson Shows Promise, Prevents Severe Illness In Hamsters
Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine, Ad26.COV2.S, continues to show promise in animal trials.
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What is the best way to share out a future Covid-19 vaccine?
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