Novak Djokovic faces US Open ban; USTA does not take Wimbledon stance
Novak Djokovic could be forced to miss the US Open owing to the United States' rule about travellers to the country being fully vaccinated.
Burned-out heroes: why bedside nurses should not have to be martyrs to be valued
Bedside nurses' role, job autonomy and even salaries are still defined by the notion that, as naturally compassionate individuals, they should be willing to sacrifice parts of themselves to provide care to others.
Airbnb decides to close down its domestic business in China
China's zero-Covid policy and the subsequent lockdowns have made survival difficult for foreign companies.
Kim Jong Un slams government officials for 'immature' response to Covid outbreak
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has accused officials of "slackness and immaturity," in dealing with the country's first officially confirmed COVID-19 outbreak.
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Patient dies after battling Covid-19 for more than a year and a half
A UK patient with a severely weakened immune system had COVID-19 for more than a year. It is said to be the first such case wherein a person had the virus for 505 days, according to research by scientists at King's College London and Guy's and St Thomas' NHS foundation trust.
Covid-19: India brings back mask mandate in national capital
The sudden surge in COVID-19 cases has forced India's national capital, New Delhi, to bring back the mask mandate, weeks after the government made wearing masks voluntary.
Uber, Lyft join airlines in ending US mask mandate
US federal judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle said the mask mandate exceeds the statutory authority of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Covid-19 destroys 9-year-old's kidneys, forces mum to donate hers
A woman from West Sussex, UK has decided to donate her kidney to save her nine-year-old daughter's life after the latter suffered kidney failure upon contracting Covid-19 last year.
China data to show sharp March deterioration as COVID bites, but solid Q1 growth
Analysts say April readings will likely be worse, with lockdowns in commercial centre Shanghai and elsewhere dragging on
S.Korea to lift most COVID curbs from next week as Omicron wanes
On Wednesday, the government announced its plan to expand the rollout of second COVID-19 booster shot for people over 60.
WHO experts insist Covid still a global emergency
Some countries are still witnessing serious spikes in cases, which is putting pressure on hospitals
Anti-vax sentiment may stem from 'adverse childhood experiences,' says study
A study published in the journal PNAS Nexus and conducted by scientists in New Zealand, found that people who opposed vaccines had a difficult childhood. It added that these experiences instilled a distrust for authority in them.
Shanghai parents fear separation from kids after positive Covid test
There are over 1,500 people in a city exhibition hall that has been converted into a quarantine centre.
Anxiety and empty shelves as Shanghai Covid-19 cases surge
Several exhibition halls in the megacity have been converted into mass quarantine centres, lining up row upon row of beds.
UK hospitals ask patients to stay away as norovirus outbreak worsens
The UK hospitals have issued warnings asking people to be cautious as the cases of Norovirus infection have been increasing slowly when the country is already struggling to cope with Covid-19.
Shanghai to lock down in phases to rein in Covid-19 outbreak
On Saturday, a member of the city's pandemic task force had vowed Shanghai would not shut down.
'China's Fauci' calls for protecting 'normal life' in Omicron fight
Criticism of the government's zero-Covid policy has met political backlash in the past.
Shanghai Disney resort shuts down as China sees surge in Omicron cases
China has had to shut down the Disney resort located in its financial hub of Shanghai as the country faces its worst Covid-19 outbreak in the last two years.
'Perfect storm': Europe Covid rise due to fewer curbs, subvariant
In a bid to bolster waning immunity, some nations such as France have started rolling out fourth vaccine doses.
Millions under lockdown in China as virus surges
Scenes of closed neighbourhoods, panic buying and police cordons cast back to the early phase of the pandemic, which first emerged in China in late 2019.
Pet hamsters could pass Covid to humans, study suggests
The researchers at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) have found that pet hamsters were the most likely source of the latest Covid-19 outbreak in Hong Kong. The Delta variant of the coronavirus has been leading the current surge in the region.
Millions locked down as China wrestles worst virus outbreak in two years
Authorities also said Sunday that people cannot leave or enter Shanghai without a negative test taken in the past 48 hours.
Delta-Omicron coronavirus hybrid variant confirmed in France
The scientists in France have detected a strain of the coronavirus that appears to have combined mutations from the Omicron and Delta variants of Covid-19. They believe that the mutation may have been circulating since early January in several regions of the country.
Scientists discover a likely case of Covid-19 jumping from deer to human
The scientists in Canada have found a highly mutated version of the coronavirus in white-tailed deer, one that may have also have infected a person in the southwestern Ontario region. It could become the first known case of deer to human transmission once confirmed.
Britain to set out plans to scrap COVID self-isolation laws
Johnson will also give more details on how Britain will guard against future coronavirus variants
U.S. says it could spend $22 million a month testing unvaccinated federal employees
The government hires about 20,000 workers monthly and currently cannot require them to be vaccinated, he added.
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