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Nurse Maria Irene Ramirez was the first person in Mexico shown receiving the coronavirus vaccine under a mass immunization program

Mexico, Chile Lead Latin America's First Vaccine Rollouts

Mexico, Chile lead Latin America's first vaccine rollouts

Not All Americans Want The COVID Vaccine: How Does The US Plan To Change That?

Only 60% of Americans surveyed say they would “definitely” or “probably” get the coronavirus vaccine.

Pfizer And BioNTech To Supply Feds With 100 Million Additional Doses Of Coronavirus Vaccine

The government still holds an option to get as many as 400 million more.

Costa Rican President Carlos Alvarado was at Juan Santamaria airport in the capital San Jose to greet the flight that delivered the first vaccine doses

Costa Rica To Begin Covid-19 Vaccinations On Christmas Eve

Costa Rica to begin Covid-19 vaccinations on Christmas eve

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human remains in black plastic bag stashed inside a luggage found by police in Seattle beach

Florida Man Took Advantage Of COVID-19 Quarantine Rules To Cover Up Wife's Murder

David Anthony pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and kidnapping. He was sentenced to 38 years in prison.

At Least 35 Immigrant Women Accuse ICE Gynecologist Of Medical Abuse, File Class-Action Lawsuit

In the petition, the victims detailed their harrowing experiences at the hands of Dr. Mahendra Amin.

With vaccines expected to enable the global economy to bounce back in 2021, emissions will likely rebound in line with activity

Pharmacist Accidentally Receives 4 Doses Of Coronavirus Vaccine

A pharmacist in Israel was accidentally injected with four doses of the COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer. The healthcare worker said he felt fine after the incident and only experienced mild side effects, including redness at the injection site.

People walk in downtown Mexico City on December 16, 2020, amid the Covid-19 pandemic

Mexico To Start Covid-19 Vaccinations On Thursday: Govt

Mexico to start Covid-19 vaccinations on Thursday: govt

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, pictured in 2014, are among a number of Hollywood stars to have contracted Covid-19

Tom Hanks Is Willing To Take COVID-19 Vaccine Publicly

Oscar winner Tom Hanks has revealed that he would love to take the COVID-19 vaccine publicly, so that he can assure the people of America that it is safe. He also noted that he and his wife Rita Wilson will only take the shots after everyone who badly needs it.

Widely-respected scientist Anthony Fauci said he took the shot "as a symbol to the rest of the country that I feel extreme confidence in the safety and the efficacy of this vaccine."

Confident Fauci Receives Covid-19 Vaccine In 'Symbol' For US

Confident Fauci receives Covid-19 vaccine in 'symbol' for US

Baby Elephant Hit By Motorcycle In Thailand Survives After Receiving CPR [Video]

The baby elephant met with an accident while crossing the road.

Russian Scientist Working On COVID-19 Vaccine Falls To Death From 14th Floor

Alexander Kagansky's body was found with a stab wound in the courtyard of a 16-story apartment building.

Quidel Rapid Antigen Test For COVID-19 Wins Authorization

A new point-of-care test is both fast and accurate.

Taiwan's Health Minister Chen Shih-chung said the pilot had failed to truthfully account for his movements

Pilot Blamed For First Taiwan Virus Transmission Since April

Pilot blamed for first Taiwan virus transmission since April

Netizens Praise Joe Biden For Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine On Live TV: 'Leading By Example'

Social media users heaped praise on President-elect Joe Biden for getting his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine live on television and encouraging people to take part in the vaccination program.

The EU says it will start Covid-19 inoculations on December 27 providing the EMA grants a one-year conditional marketing authorisation

EU Approves First Coronavirus Vaccine

EU approves first coronavirus vaccine

Boxes containing the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine are prepared to be shipped at the McKesson distribution center in Olive Branch, Mississippi, on December 20, 2020

US Administers First Moderna Vaccines

US administers first Moderna vaccines

Will The COVID Vaccine Work On New Strains? What You Need To Know

As concerns rise about a new strain of the coronavirus, medical experts are optimistic about the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines.

In one tent, volunteers have set up two neat rows of about 20 foot-massage machines

Foot Massages, Tattoos And Dentists For Defiant India Farmers

Foot massages, tattoos and dentists for defiant India farmers

Italians will have to prepare for Christmas under new strict virus restrictions

Britain Hit By Virus Travel Bans As US Reaches Stimulus Deal

Britain hit by virus travel bans as US reaches stimulus deal

The factory churns out disposable syringes 24 hours a day, seven days a week, destined for use around the world

German Factory Races To Churn Out Covid-19 Syringes

German factory races to churn out Covid-19 syringes

The New York Stock Exchange has had a wild year in 2020, due largely to the coronavirus pandemic and its changing impact on the economy

The Pandemic Made 2020 A Wild Year For Wall Street

After a rather quiet January and February, Wall Street suddenly collapsed in March, frightened by the arrival of COVID-19 and its consequences for the world's largest economy.

The Moderna vaccine can be stored at less extreme temperatures than the Pfizer/BioNTech jab

US Begins Rolling Out Moderna Vaccine: Official

US begins rolling out Moderna vaccine: official

Moderna's two-dose regimen is now the second Covid-19 vaccine to be deployed in a Western country, after the first, developed by Pfizer and BioNTech

US Authorizes Moderna As Second Covid-19 Vaccine

US authorizes Moderna as second Covid-19 vaccine

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says once his citizens receive the coronavirus vaccine, he will share any excess doses with other nations

Canada Will Share Any Excess Vaccine Doses, Trudeau Says

Canada will share any excess vaccine doses, Trudeau says

Hopes for a virus vaccine have been dealt a blow by news that a trial by AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford had been paused after a volunteer fell ill

Is Coronavirus Vaccine Safe For Children? Experts Answer Parents' Biggest Question

As more and more people line up for the coronavirus vaccine, experts say children are low on the priority list. This is because more data is still needed to prove the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine for people younger than 16.