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Coronavirus patient 62 is ‘successfully treated’ with HIV drug in Spain in fresh hope for a cure
A SPANISH coronavirus patient has recovered after being treated with an HIV and multiple sclerosis drug. Miguel Angel Benitez, 62, made a full recovery at the Virgen del Rocio Hospital in Seville a…
Lithium miner SQM warns of further slide in prices in 2020 impact of coronavirus
Chilean miner SQM, the world's No. 2 lithium producer, saw profits tumble i...
Despite coronavirus IOC unwavering on Olympics starting in July
International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach told reporters âneither the word cancellation nor the word postponement was even mentionedâ at a board meeting he chaired in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Indonesia Repatriating Citizens Who Worked on Coronavirus-Stricken Cruise Ships
Second Coronavirus-Related Death Reported in the U.S. as New York Florida Announce First Cases
The second death was in a man in his 70s at a nursing home near Seattle, where more than 50 patients and staff members have symptoms
Reports: First Case of Coronavirus Linked to Milan Fashion Week Is Confirmed in Greece
Iraq announces first coronavirus death global death toll over 3000
The 70 year old muslim cleric had been quarantined in the northeastern city of Sulaimaniyah before his death, a spokesman for the Kurdish autonomous region’s health authority said.
More new coronavirus cases outside China than inside
Coronavirus continues to spread worldwide, with new cluster outbreaks in South Korea, Europe, and the Middle East. Follow here for the latest.
Sport Relief forced to move from Mongolia to Namibia over coronavirus
Coronavirus fears causing Chinese restaurants in Dallas to lose business
Ming Place China Bistro has been a staple on the corner of Inwood Road and Lemmon Avenue in Dallas for nearly 10 years. Grace Zhao, the owner, said business has been great over the last decade, but the last few weeks have been tough. After COVID-19 and coronavirus made headlines, Zhao said she saw a 50% drop in customers. "Very suddenly. I think people are scared. They don't want to come out," she said. On Wednesday at noon, her restaurant only...
Nepal issues travel advisory amid coronavirus outbreak
"Nationals of the above-mentioned countries may acquire a visa from Nepali diplomatic missions abroad after fulfilling required procedures," the advisory read.
Coronavirus: A list of all the popular Irish holiday destinations hit by deadly Covid-19 bug
The Department of Foreign Affairs has advised the Irish public 'against non-essential' travel to the regions of Northern Italy most severely hit by coronavirus
Italy coronavirus death toll rises to 79 the highest outside China
The ministry added that this comes as a precautionary procedure.
Kailyn Lowry Dubbed Stupid For Iceland Travels Amid Coronavirus – Shares Anti-Vaxx Message
Coronavirus: Church asks members to follow WHO CDC health recommendations
A statement from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on the coronavirus asks members to "be mindful of current circumstances and to be considerate of their health and that of others."
Coronavirus in Iran prompts US to extend olive branch amid claim country's death toll far higher than reported
More than 200 people in Iran – a figure six times higher than officials are stating – have reportedly been killed by the coronavirus, prompting the U.S State Department on Friday to extend an olive branch to assist the embattled country.
Trump coronavirus effort undermined by mixed messages and falsehoods
When Anthony Fauci, clad in a white lab coat, invited an "NBC Nightly News" correspondent into his offices this week and described the coronavirus as an "outbreak" that was reaching "likely pandemic proportions," the immunologist was acting as he long has during public health crises: delivering a fact-based warning to the public. But at the White House, the more politically minded officials overseeing the administration's response were irritated that Fauci - the veteran director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases - had used the word "pandemic" without giving anyone on Vice President Mike Pence's staff a heads up, according to two people familiar with the situation. One week after President Donald Trump returned home from India to confront an unfolding health crisis and tasked Pence with managing the government-wide response, the effort has been undermined by mixed messages, contradictions and falsehoods - many of them emanating from the president himself, including this week when he repeatedly spread false information about just how soon a coronavirus vaccine would be available. The White House is handling the rapidly expanding coronavirus as a public relations problem as much as a public health crisis. Officials are insisting on message discipline among government scientists and political aides alike, part of what they say is a responsible effort to try to calm jittery Americans and provide uniform and transparent information. Trump - who has closely monitored news coverage and the gyrating financial markets, which he sees as a barometer of his reelection chances - has privately griped about what he considers to be hysteria from both the media and his own public health officials, according to people familiar with his complaints, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to share...
Researchers study lungs for coronavirus clues...
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US Federal Reserve slashes rates amid coronavirus impact
America's central bank cuts interest rates by 50 basis points over concerns about the economic impact.
U.S. global markets rise on hopes that stimulus will lessen economic fallout from coronavirus
Bangladeshi in Milan infected with coronavirus
One Bangladeshi living in Italy’s Milan has contracted the novel coronavirus that originated in China’s Wuhan city and has now created a worldwide panic.
World Bank commits £9.4bn in emergency aid to help fight coronavirus
The World Bank has committed £9.4 billion in aid for developing countries grappling with the health and economic impacts of the coronavirus.
Short-term economic impact of coronavirus will be significant strategist says
Matteo Andreetto, head of SPDR ETF business EMEA at State Street Global Advisors, says the global economy is already seeing some impacts from the coronavirus crisis.
