Italians Are Being Treated as a Risk Abroad Over Coronavirus

When the coronavirus outbreak began in China, a wave of mistrust toward Chinese people swept through Italy. Now, as Italy combats its own outbreak, some Italians are taken aback that they are being treated as a risk.

How can Yemen's fragile health system combat coronavirus?

Yemen survived four years of a cholera epidemic, but its fragile health system could collapse under a coronavirus outbreak.

Some guests leave Canary Islands hotel in lockdown over coronavirus

A small group of guests out of 130 cleared to leave the Tenerife hotel in its fo...

Coronavirus: 16 Italians test positive in India all international flights to be screened

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First Responders Staying Safe And Prepared From Coronavirus

While the public is focused on protecting themselves and not getting sick, first responders are the ones helping those in need.

India coronavirus cases spike Switzerland has first death

India has seen a spike in coronavirus infections — prompting fears about the spread of the deadly bug in the world’s second-most populous country. Twenty-nine people have contracted COVID-19 …

Jamaica and Caymans deny cruise ship industry stocks drop as coronavirus spreads

Coronavirus jolts tech firms: Facebook cancels F8 conference; Microsoft Apple warn investors

The global tech industry is being rattled by the virus.

Olympics could be postponed until later in the year due to coronavirus

AN IOC spokesman, however, says, "We are going to have the games on the 24th of July."

Coronavirus: Mongolian president under quarantine

Mongolia's president submits to quarantine, Swiss ban large-scale events

Boku Benefits from Online Gaming and Streaming Boost as Coronavirus Spreads

Ivory Coast meeting put off as Africa's coronavirus concerns mount

Ivory Coast meeting put off as Africa's coronavirus concerns mount

U.S. health officials probe coronavirus test problems at CDC

It is unclear which senior health officials, at which agencies, knew about the CDC test problems and when they learned of them.

Mequon company says its machine can kill all pathogens including coronavirus

A Mequon-based company called AltaPure said it has a machine that can eliminate all pathogens, including the coronavirus, from a room. It's called the AP-4. The company said it emits a fog of water and a PAA cleaning agent that fills a room within seconds, disinfects and eliminates germs and viruses. "We get a consistent, three-dimensional fog on all exposed surfaces and our is able to achieve a complete and total kill of all pathogens, viruses,...

Supermarket shelves 'left empty' in Devon after Coronavirus cases

Goods such as wet wipes, multi-vitamins and antibacterial handwash have nearly all gone

WHO warns of coronavirus spreading worldwide as five countries report first cases

Brazil economy slows in Jair Bolsonaro’s first year

What's the right way to self-quarantine? American health experts discussed the do's and don't's of containment.

Kenya accuses Somali army of ‘unwarranted attack’ on border town

Kenya on Wednesday accused Somalia of an "unwarranted attack" on the frontier town of Mandera, during heavy fighting over the border.

Guthrie Votes for Coronavirus Funding

Congressman Brett Guthrie votes in favor of Coronavirus funding.

Eye Opener: Coronavirus death in California

California has declared a state of emergency after experiencing its first coronavirus-linked death, bringing the national death toll up to 11. Also, Mike Bloomberg dropped out of the 2020 race and endorsed Joe Biden after the former vice president and Bernie Sanders won the lion’s share of Super Tuesday delegates. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds.

Frustration rising over lack of access to coronavirus tests

WASHINGTON (AP) - Frustration over lack of access to coronavirus testing boiled over Tuesday as Trump administration officials sought to reassure skeptical lawmakers the nation will have the capacity for 1 million tests within days. "I'm hearing from people who are sick, who want to get tested, and don't know where to go," Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., told senior administration officials at a hearing. Her state has seen a cluster of deaths among patients in a nursing home, and Murray called the situation "unacceptable," adding that "families deserve to know when testing is going to scale up." Delays and missteps have put the U.S. behind other nations conducting thousands of tests. The head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Stephen Hahn, responded that the FDA has been working with a private company to get as many as 2,500 test kits out to labs by the end of the week. Each kit should allow a lab to run about 500 tests, he said. That would work out to 1.25 million tests. But when senators on the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee pressed on whether the government will meet its self-imposed deadline, health officials avoided making hard promises. "I am optimistic but I want to remain humble," said Dr. Anne Schuchat of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Independent experts said they can't assess whether the Trump administration will meet its goal, but they commended health agencies for the effort. "The U.S. public and private sectors have the capacity to produce and distribute a large volume of tests, and I hope they meet the goal," said Dr. Tom Frieden, the former CDC chief and current president of Resolve to Save Lives, a nonprofit that works to prevent epidemics. The CDC is clearly moving in the right...

Coronavirus rumors spread on app cripple LA’s Koreatown

Fears of the coronavirus combined with the speed and reach of social media can quickly cripple the healthiest of businesses.

Coronavirus in Kuwait

He stood at the press conference on Feb. 24 and spoke about the coronavirus outbreak, visibly uncomfortable and sweating profusely. As he reassured the

Stop Buying Face Masks To Protect Against Coronavirus Outbreak US Surgeon General Warns

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Donald Trump Called ‘Desperate’ ‘Paranoid’ Possibly Medicated By Journalist After Calling Coronavirus A Hoax

A journalist recently lambasted Donald Trump after he called the coronavirus a hoax.

Coronavirus death toll passes 3000 as deadly virus kills five more people in Italy where 1600 are infected

Apple's Victoria Square Store in Belfast Ireland Reportedly Undergoes Deep Clean Amid COVID-19 Contamination Fears

Apple's Victoria Square retail store in Belfast, Northern Ireland reportedly closed its doors early on Wednesday to undergo a deep clean,...

Trump to hold press conference on coronavirus on Saturday in White House

Trump to hold press conference on coronavirus on Saturday in White House

UEFA not worried - yet - on Euro 2020 as coronavirus hits sport

Coronavirus outbreak slashes China carbon emissions: study

France Reports Fourth Coronavirus Death Macron Says Crisis Could Last Months

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