Dutch arrest hundreds at virus protest clashes
The Netherlands has been commended for its "intelligent lockdown" approach.
Brazil virus toll hits 50,000 as Spain reopens borders
Around 100 flights from European countries landed at Spain's airports.
Stock markets mostly down as new virus cases temper reopening
Oil prices dipped after a healthy advance on Friday.
Rising US COVID-19 cases prompt hospitals to treat patients with dexamethasone
Among the many drugs that were tested, only dexamethasone produced a potentially life-saving outcome among COVID-19 patients.
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NHS abandons custom COVID-19 contact tracing app plans for Google-Apple platform
Despite plans to move forward with the contact tracing app from Google and Apple, the NHS team behind it believes their work can help enhance its capabilities.
COVID-19: New research findings claim people with type O blood more resistant to virus
This potentially groundbreaking study is currently in the hands of 23andMe – a direct-to-consumer genetic testing group based in California.
Asian markets mixed as traders weigh second wave, stimulus
Eyes are on Beijing, which has imposed new lockdowns, reclosed schools and banned flights again.
Harvard and DARPA collaborate for $16 mn deal to screen FDA-approved COVID-19 drugs
This collaboration hopes to help narrow down which medication approved by the FDA, is effective for treating COVID-19 patients.
Bank of England readies more crisis-fighting stimulus
The British central bank has been at the forefront of economic fire-fighting over this year's deadly COVID-19 emergency.
COVID-19 lockdown leaves hundreds of zoo animals homeless
Unable to sustain itself during the COVID-19 lockdown, the Living Coasts will be closed permanently, leaving animals homeless and staff unemployed.
Prince Charles says he lost sense of taste and smell with COVID-19
The Prince of Wales says his sense of taste and smell has not yet fully returned after battling COVID-19.
Putin has 'disinfection tunnel' to protect him from coronavirus
The Kremlin has imposed a range of measures to protect Putin.
Equities rise as recovery hopes overcome second wave fears
Asian investors leary as signs of recovery offset by fears of second wave.
COVID-19: CDC recommends people carry these essential items when travelling
With summer in full swing and more establishments reopening, public health officials are already anticipating an upsurge of people travelling.
COVID-19: Oxford University researchers announce major life-saving drug breakthrough
Studies claim that it would be beneficial to address a deadly complication form COVID-19 called a cytokine storm.
'The Witcher' creator says COVID-19 impacts Season 2 story, filming
Lauren Hissrich says the script for "The Witcher" Season 2 will change amid the pandemic.
COVID-19: FDA cancels emergency approval of controversial antimalarial drugs
Aside from the lack of notable improvements in patient recovery, there is growing evidence that shows the possibility of serious side effects.
Disease puts 1 in 5 globally at severe COVID-19 risk: study
Clark said the findings could help governments make decisions on who receives a COVID-19 vaccine first when one becomes available.
Coronavirus infections reportedly on the rise again as countries open their borders
Even hard-hit nations in Latin America are surprisingly reopening their economy despite the ongoing health crisis.
COVID-19 infections can possibly lead to diabetes even in previously healthy patients: Experts
This was reportedly detailed in an open letter submitted by 17 leading medical experts wherein patients were diagnosed with the blood sugar condition.
COVID-19: Inaccurate screening test kits could lead to another outbreak, says health experts
Faulty tests can often lead to false negatives especially from those with a low viral load at the onset of infection.
Asian markets slip on fears of second virus wave
Beijing carried out mass testing after 36 of China's 57 new cases were linked to a wholesale food market.
Second wave fears rise as China reports more new infections
The shock resurgence in domestic infections has rattled China.
NBA players looking for specialised insurance coverage before resuming season
Players are concerned about the additional risks that they will be facing once the NBA returns.
NBA season restart: Here's what to expect come July 30
The NBA is determined to finish the season despite the ongoing risks.
LatAm virus cases top 1.5mn as markets fear second wave
The crisis could provoke the region's "worst recession in history."
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