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Couple Starves Husband's Parents To Death, Buries Bodies In A Pit; Charged

The accused then lied to the neighbors the man's parents died of COVID.

Hospital Cut Off Oxygen Supply To See 'Who Will Survive,' 22 May Have Died

India's daily number of Covid-19 cases eased to as low as 357,000 before creeping up again

A video caught the hospital owner talking about the "mock oxygen drill" carried out on April 27.

Couple Kills Their 2 Minor Children, Commits Suicide Due To Financial Stress

Police said it appeared the couple had killed their children first before taking their own lives.

new ACS cervical cancer screening guidelines

COVID-19 Patients With This Comorbidity Have The Highest Risk Of Death

Patients battling cancer are at a higher risk of dying from COVID-19, a study has found.

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Scientists have not found a virus in either bats or another animal that matches the genetic signature of SARS-CoV-2

How Virus Detectives Trace The Origins Of An Outbreak – And Why It’s So Tricky

In order to predict and prevent future pandemics like COVID-19, researchers need to find the origin of the viruses that cause them.

Covid-19 fatalities being moved to a refrigerated area of the Joao Lucio Hospital in Manaus, Amazonas state, Brazil -- a region hit by alleged fraud over use of pandemic funds

Delta COVID-19 Variant More Severe? Symptoms Include Gangrene, Hearing Loss

Several symptoms not usually seen in COVID-19 patients have been linked by doctors in India to the Delta variant, also known as B.1.617.2.

Newapaper reports said three lab workers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology were hospitalised in November 2019 with coronavirus-like symptoms

COVID-19 Origins: Leak From Wuhan Lab Is Plausible, US Report Says

The new information comes after an intelligence report found that three researchers working at the Wuhan lab were hospitalized with COVID-19 symptoms more than a month before China announced the first case of SARS-COV-2.

Stefanos Tsitsipas has the most wins on the ATP circuit this season with 37

Medvedev, Tsitsipas Face Off As Outsiders Sniff French Open Chance

Medvedev, Tsitsipas face off as outsiders sniff French Open chance

A street in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where the pandemic was cited for delaying a referendum

Haiti Postpones June 27 Referendum, Citing Covid

Haiti postpones June 27 referendum, citing Covid

People visit the Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery in Manaus, Brazil amid the Covid-19 pandemic

Brazil Braces For Third Wave Of Covid-19

Brazil braces for third wave of Covid-19

Former President Donald Trump At The North Carolina Republican Party's Convention

Twitter Reacts To Trump's Extremely Wrinkled Pants, Says It's Worn Backwards

Trump's pants at the GOP convention is making the rounds on social media.

With the country just beginning to bounce back from a severe third wave of infections, France's government is keen to quickly expand the vaccine coverage to slow the spread of variants

United Airlines Now Requires New Hires To Be Fully Vaccinated

United Airlines will now require hirees to upload proof of vaccination to their system.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (L) has accepted an invitation to the White House by US President Joe Biden

Biden Invites Ukraine's President To White House

Biden invites Ukraine's president to White House

Spain will open its borders to all vaccinated travellers

Tourists Delight As Spain Opens Up To Vaccinated Travellers

Tourists delight as Spain opens up to vaccinated travellers

The world's leading Covid vaccine makers pledged around 3.5 billion vaccine doses for poorer nations

Which States Are Putting Biden’s July 4 Vaccination Goal In Jeopardy?

President Biden has a goal of vaccinating 70% of American adults with at least one dose of the COVID vaccine by July 4. Can he do it?

Covid shot shortages have forced several key areas to halt immunization, including Rio de Janeiro

A COVID Vaccine Problem: 1 In 4 Americans Still Don’t Plan To Get The Shot

A total of 24% of Americans have no plans to get vaccinated, according to a recent Gallup survey.

Metro services in India's capital New Delhi have been allowed to operate at 50 percent capacity as the number of new coronavirus infections dropped

India Revises Vaccination Policy As Delhi, Mumbai Eases Virus Lockdowns

India revises vaccination policy as Delhi, Mumbai eases virus lockdowns

Indian authorities are investigating the deaths of at least 18 elephants in the northeastern state of Assam

India Starts Testing Elephants For COVID-19 After 9 Lions Tested Positive

Shortly after nine lions tested positive for COVID-19, India is now working toward testing elephants at the Theppakadu and Kozhikamuthy elephant camps for the novel coronavirus.

Thailand has launched a mass Covid-19 vaccination drive as it seeks to beat a wave of infections and reboot its crucial tourism industry

Tourist-hungry Thailand Launches Virus Vaccination Push

Tourist-hungry Thailand launches virus vaccination push

National Chocolate Ice Cream Day 2021: Facts And Quotes About The Comforting Dessert

National Chocolate Ice Cream Day falls on June 7 to honor the creamy treat all over the nation.

It will be easier to travel to vacation this summer, but masks and other Covid-related health restrictions will still be in place in most of Europe

Cure For Summertime Blues: Europe Gears Up For Tourists

Cure for summertime blues: Europe gears up for tourists

Fiji is experiencing a surge of coronavirus cases

Fears Mount As Fiji's Daily Virus Numbers Hit Record

Fears mount as Fiji's daily virus numbers hit record

Demand for China's goods has bounced after economically painful lockdowns last year due to the Covid-19 crisis, and as vaccines are rolled out across much of the world

Chinese Exports Up 28%, Imports Hit Decade-high

Chinese exports up 28%, imports hit decade-high

US Vice President Kamala, headed to Central America and Mexico next week, has been tasked with leading Biden administration efforts to tackle the southern border

US Vice President Arrives In Guatemala To Bring Message Of 'Hope'

Harris is making her first journey abroad as President Joe Biden's deputy with an eye toward tackling the root causes of migration from the region -- one of the thorniest issues facing the White House.