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France’s ‘out of control’ Nice braces for new COVID curbs

The French Riviera city of Nice was on Sunday preparing to face a new set of local restrictions against COVID-19

In March of 2020, Shelli Farhadian, MD, Ph.D., assistant professor of medicine (infectious diseases) and neurology, began to see parallels

The World Health Organization on Thursday urged COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers to make good on their commitments as the planet’s poorest

Every American who wants a coronavirus vaccine should be able to get one by the end of July, President Joe

On March 20 2020, while the UK was anticipating its first national lockdown to control the coronavirus pandemic, I started

A prominent group of academics is pressing the Biden administration to move faster and take stronger action to protect high-risk

Fully vaccinated Americans can now skip quarantines if they are exposed to someone infected with COVID-19, new federal guidelines say.

A much-anticipated inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic wrapped up its mission in China on Tuesday with no

Iran on Tuesday launched a coronavirus inoculation campaign among healthcare professionals with recently delivered Russian Sputnik V vaccines as the

Matt Hancock says Oxford vaccine ‘works and works very well’ Covid vaccination has progressed smoothly in the UK, as health