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The handshake after Covid -- good riddance, or welcome back?

By Thomas Urbain

Tapping into the wider health benefits, many experts would not mourn the death of the handshake.

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Royal Caribbean delays trip after 8 crew test Covid-19 positive

The delay comes just days after Royal Caribbean's Celebrity Millennium trip had two cases of Covid-19.

By AFP News

Republicans introduce bill to fire Fauci, face of US Covid response

The White House defended Fauci this month after the emails surfaced, calling him "an undeniable asset" in the pandemic...

By AFP News

US tops 600,000 Covid deaths, while New York and California drop curbs

The US passed the 500,000 death mark at the end of February, just under four months ago.

By Catherine Triomphe with Andrew Marszal in Los Angeles

Chinese scientist at center of virus controversy denies lab leak theory

US President Joe Biden last month ordered intelligence agencies to investigate the origin of the pandemic, including...

By AFP News

England delays full lifting of virus restrictions

The government had hoped to allow crowds to return unrestricted to pubs and clubs next week, with the hard-hit...

By Anna Malpas, Imran Marashli

WHO warns virus quicker than vaccines after G7 doses pledge

WHO and partners also highlighted the desperate need for funds to overcome the pandemic.

By Agnes Pedrero

Judge dismisses vaccine lawsuit from Texas hospital workers

Across the United States, more than 173 million people -- over 50 percent of the population -- have received at least...

By AFP News

Biden to announce mass vaccine donations as first overseas tour begins

With the world still crawling out from under the wreckage of Covid-19, Biden has cast his diplomatic marathon as a...

By Jerome Cartillier with Sebastian Smith in Washington

US approves first new Alzheimer's drug in almost two decades

Alzheimer's, the most common form of dementia, is thought to affect 50 million people worldwide and usually starts...

By Issam Ahmed

Brazil braces for third wave of Covid-19

Covid-19 has already claimed more than 470,000 lives in Brazil, second only to the United States.

By Jordi Miro

Pandemic proves value of homecare

The COVID-era surge in homecare is only an acceleration of long-developing trends.

By Thomas Ryan

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Here is exactly why Trump's supporters like him

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The handshake after Covid -- good riddance, or welcome back?

Royal Caribbean delays trip after 8 crew test Covid-19 positive

Republicans introduce bill to fire Fauci, face of US Covid response

US tops 600,000 Covid deaths, while New York and California drop curbs

Chinese scientist at center of virus controversy denies lab leak theory

England delays full lifting of virus restrictions

WHO warns virus quicker than vaccines after G7 doses pledge

Judge dismisses vaccine lawsuit from Texas hospital workers

Biden to announce mass vaccine donations as first overseas tour begins

US approves first new Alzheimer's drug in almost two decades

Brazil braces for third wave of Covid-19

Pandemic proves value of homecare

US to give 80 mn vaccine doses to priority nations, 75% via Covax

China reports first human case of rare bird flu; could it spread like COVID?

WHO switches to Greek alphabet for coronavirus variant names

Germany to vaccinate children over 12 from June 7

Millions in Australia's second city ordered into snap Covid lockdown

First man in the world to get COVID-19 vaccine has died of unrelated stroke

G7 to provide 1 billion Covid vaccine doses to the world: UK

Brazil raids target top officials accused of pandemic fund embezzlement

Here is exactly why Trump's supporters like him

Here is exactly why Trump's supporters like him

Why governments should pick up the phone faster

Why governments should pick up the phone faster

How to build resilience for a post-COVID-19 world

How to build resilience for a post-COVID-19 world