Think back through the pandemic. Think about the moments that stand out as beacons in the haze — signposts of how it would change all of our …
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30 key moments that could shape COVID-19's direction within the next year and how our lives will be impacted. The coronavirus pandemic has claimed the lives of more than 200,000 Americans, a Johns Hopkins University tally reveals. President Trump excoriates China and the World Health Organization in a United Nations address, blaming them for the virus' spread. Healthcare workers say COVID-19 is taking a heavy mental toll on them: "I'm no hero, I'm broken."
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CNN — What happened today seemed impossible to many Americans six months ago. When Dr. Anthony Fauci predicted in March that Covid-19 could kill 200,000 people in the US, skeptics lambasted him and accused him of fearmongering. But Fauci was right. And the US reached that bleak milestone much earlier …
Updated at 12:50 p.m. ET In a speech Tuesday to the U.N. General Assembly, President Trump once again sought to blame China for the COVID-19 pandemic and called on Beijing to be punished for its handling of the disease, which has killed nearly 1 million people worldwide – a fifth of them in the …
The share of Americans eager to try a first-generation coronavirus vaccine dropped significantly in the latest installment of the Axios-Ipsos …
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. The UK has reached "a perilous turning point", Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said, as he set out a raft of new coronavirus restrictions for England which could last for up to six months. Shop staff will …
One giant psychology experiment explains why many people seem like they don’t care about the deaths of the elderly. Sometime this week, alone on a hospital bed, an American died. The coronavirus had invaded her lungs, soaking them in fluid and blocking the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide that …
Frontline medical workers battling the coronavirus are suffering from stress and depression, according to the largest study of health care …
Evidence is mounting that the virus can linger in the air. When the CDC updated its website on Friday to acknowledge that airborne transmission of the …
OTTAWA (Reuters) - COVID-19 infections have surged in Canada and if people do not take stringent precautions, they could balloon to exceed levels seen during the first wave of the pandemic, health officials warned on Monday. “Canada is at a crossroads and individual action to reduce contact rates …
Despite "aggressive" efforts to ramp up contact tracing, health departments are struggling to get people to participate in outbreak investigations, …
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