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Taxi driver dies of COVID-19 after being spat at by passenger
A passenger who claimed to have the disease spat at him while trying to dodge a £9 fare.
Agrima Tikader May 22, 2020
COVID-19 vaccine still far off says scientist; urges people to follow precautionary measures
Coronaviruses such as SARS-CoV-2 have been shown to spread via respiratory droplets from infected patients.
John Diente May 22, 2020
AstraZeneca targeting at least 400 mn COVID-19 vaccine production this fall
Sources likewise noted that AstraZeneca is backed by the U.S.-based Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority with funding close to $1 billion.
John Diente May 22, 2020
COVID-19 patients who are diabetic are at a higher risk of death, says NHS
Among the 24,739 recorded coronavirus deaths in U.K. hospitals until May 17, 32 percent of the patients apparently had diabetes.
John Diente May 21, 2020
New coronavirus study claims surgical masks can control transmissions
Until a vaccine is available, everyone should follow the safety precautions detailed by the World Health Organization.
John Diente May 21, 2020
British tourist left with guts hanging out from bar brawl as COVID-19 lockdown eases in Spain
Six British tourists have been arrested in Costa del Sol for their involvement in a knife fight hours after a pub started serving drinks.
Agrima Tikader May 20, 2020
Zoey Deutch talks about her month-long battle with COVID-19
Zoey Deutch says she had a sore throat and "delirious" symptoms of COVID-19.
Tanya Diente May 20, 2020
COVID-19 pandemic will be hard-fought battle without everyone's cooperation: Experts
ACTIV, which is the acronym for Accelerating COVID-19 Therapeutic and Vaccines is expected to come up with new guidelines for international medical sectors.
John Diente May 20, 2020
Coronavirus pandemic prompts unlikely partnership between boat builder and engineer
Two Charleston, South Carolina residents have pooled their talents to fabricate a protective cover for healthcare workers
John Diente May 20, 2020
Prince William sends out 'huge thanks' to key frontline workers, introduces new initiative
Prince William urges health care workers to reach out to their trained professionals for mental health issues.
May 20, 2020
COVID-19: Medical researchers claim there is still more to learn about virus
In the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak, the general consensus was that only those who are elderly or with existing complications were at risk.
John Diente May 19, 2020
Coronavirus vaccine from Moderna reportedly shows promising results in trials
The early testing phase concluded recently with positive results, with 45 people inoculated with varying doses that ranged from low to medium.
John Diente May 19, 2020
New COVID-19 antibody treatment reportedly effective but will not replace vaccine
Public health officials already forecast more COVID-19 deaths in the months to come as governments attempt to stimulate the economy by lifting restrictions.
John Diente May 18, 2020
NPD reports impressive sales growth for video games amid COVID-19 pandemic
The NPD Group highlighted consumer spending on video games in the first quarter of 2020 which was around $10.86 billion in sales.
John Diente May 18, 2020
NBA expected to lose $900 million if season gets cancelled
The coronavirus pandemic is set to create more problems for the NBA and many other leagues.
Christine Caparras May 16, 2020
Rome Airport tests 'smart helmet' before resuming operations
Airports prepare to get back into business amid coronavirus pandemic.
May 15, 2020
Channing Tatum tests negative for COVID-19
Channing Tatum had himself tested for COVID-19 for the sake of his daughter and ex-wife Jenna Dewan.
Tanya Diente May 14, 2020
COVID-19 likely to infect more than 50 percent of world's population, scientists claim
Based on studies conducted by researchers, the current numbers presented are just a small fraction of what's to come.
John Diente May 14, 2020
Virus isolation pushes North Carolina town to use drones for meal deliveries and more
Initial testing will be conducted in the town of Holly Springs, which will see drones transporting goods from a local shopping establishment to various homes.
John Diente May 14, 2020
Rita Wilson says she predicted her COVID-19 diagnosis
Rita Wilson talks about her cancer battle and that she predicted she would get COVID-19.
Tanya Diente May 13, 2020
Bryan Adams apologises for 'racist' rant about Chinese markets
Bryan Adams says he did not intend to offend anyone and only wanted to promote veganism.
Tanya Diente May 13, 2020
Renowned virologist reveals the 'real exit strategy' for coronavirus outbreak
Peter Piot who has vastly contributed to research for Ebola and AIDS explains the only way out of the pandemic is vaccine.
May 13, 2020
Contact tracing course available for those willing to help control COVID-19
At the start of the outbreak, contact tracing has been a key factor for public health officials to manage infections
John Diente May 13, 2020
Twitter strictly cracking down on COVID-19 misinformation
Healthcare professionals have been voicing their concerns regarding the upsurge of fake news amid the SARS-CoV-2 crisis.
John Diente May 13, 2020
Ed Sheeran surprises primary school kids with special music lesson
The "Shape of You" singer interacted with the children during a call and revealed that he wasn't very smart at school.
Amanda May 12, 2020
Pfizer to outsource drug production as it shifts to COVID-19 vaccine development: Reports
This move is expected to allow Pfizer to dedicate at least four of its facilities to the development of a vaccine for SARS-CoV-2.
John Diente May 12, 2020
COVID-19 antibody test from Abbot gets emergency approval from FDA
Aside from clinical trials, healthcare experts rely on testing to properly diagnose those who are infected by the coronavirus.
John Diente May 12, 2020
New COVID-19 study highlights several FDA-approved drugs that might be effective
As expected, controversial anti-malarial drugs hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine were also included in the paper.
John Diente May 11, 2020
Coronavirus: There isn't enough evidence to support claims against use of ibuprofen
Medical experts argue the validity of the earlier stance against the use of ibuprofen among patients diagnosed with COVID-19.
John Diente May 11, 2020
Shaquille O'Neal believes NBA should just cancel the season
The NBA legend thinks that the safety of the players and staff is more important than crowning a champion.
Christine Caparras May 10, 2020
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