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Multiple studies have shown that full vaccination prevents infection with symptoms and hospitalisation, for both Alpha and Delta variants

Study: This Is How Often You Can Expect To Contract COVID If You Are Unvaccinated

A study suggests the natural immunity from COVID is short-term, which could lead to reinfection of the virus for unvaccinated people.

26-Year-Old 'Healthy' Woman Dies After Receiving 1st Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine

A teenager receives the first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine in Tegucigalpa, on September 25, 2021

The doctors said the victim, identified as Kanyarat Saengsawang, died of infections and low blood pressure.

American Airlines Bullish On Holidays After Delta Variant Hit

American Airlines was profitable in July, but said it suffered losses in August and September due to the Delta variant of Covid-19

American Airlines bullish on holidays after Delta variant hit

'Vintage Of The Century' Wine Collection To Be Sold Via NFT

Dave Powell, the influential independent Australian wine merchant, will become the first vintner in the world to offer an entire vintage wine collection by NFT.

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Margaret Atwood: 'We members of the human race have been through a very difficult time here on planet Earth, and it's not over yet'

First Wave Of Pandemic Novels Hits Frankfurt Fair

First wave of pandemic novels hits Frankfurt fair

According to the government, around three-quarters of adults in the country of 1.3 billion people have had one shot and around 30 percent are fully vaccinated

India Administers Its Billionth Covid Jab

India administers its billionth Covid jab

Covid deaths have soared in Russia recently as government pleas for the population to get vaccinated fall on deaf ears

Pleas And Regrets In Russian Hospital As Covid Rages

Pleas and regrets in Russian hospital as Covid rages

Doctors complain that Covid hospitals are 'overwhelmed'

263 Fully Vaccinated Minnesota Residents Have Died Of COVID-19 Since Mid-September

The breakthrough COVID-19 deaths represented less than 1% of the state's fully vaccinated population.

Egyptian activist and blogger Alaa Abdel Fattah, seen here with family in 2019, has spent the better part of a decade behind bars

Egypt Dissidents Revive Rich Prison Writing Tradition

Egypt dissidents revive rich prison writing tradition

Australia has denounced China's trade policies and accused Beijing of undermining the WTO

Australia Accuses China Of Undermining World Trade

Australia accuses China of undermining world trade

A stream of trucks carrying coal along a once-busy highway has been reduced to a trickle, held up by China and Mongolia's strict Covid-19 measures

Isolated And Unpaid, Mongolian Coal Drivers Queue At Chinese Border

Isolated and unpaid, Mongolian coal drivers queue at Chinese border

Merck Recall: 22,000 Antibiotic Vials Pulled Off Shelves Over Presence Of Glass Particles

A customer found a piece of glass in the vial and filed a complaint.

Premier Hun Sen, now in his fourth decade in power, has led a sustained crackdown on dissent

Democracy Languishes 30 Years After Cambodia Peace Deal

Democracy languishes 30 years after Cambodia peace deal

The haka is best known as the spectacular pre-match challenge issued by the All Blacks, but it's also a revered cultural tradition among New Zealand's Maori

Britain, New Zealand Agree Trade Deal, Including Haka Clause

Britain, New Zealand agree trade deal, including haka clause

Pinterest said it is taking a stand against "body shaming" by banning weight-loss ads on the online bulletin board

Paypal To Acquire Pinterest For $45 Billion, Companies In Late-Stage Talks: Report

Pinterest, the digital pinboard company founded in 2009, first went public in April 2019.

Populations of 134 countries are now at greater threat from wildfires than at any time previously, and millions of farmers and construction workers are losing income because of the rising number of extremely hot days

Covid Recovery Poses Dire Climate, Health Risks: Lancet

Covid recovery poses dire climate, health risks: Lancet

A woman from the Kouma tribe walks during a campaign vaccination against Covid-19 for the Kouma's tribe on the French Pacific island territory of New Caledonia

New Caledonia Separatists Call For Referendum Boycott

New Caledonia separatists call for referendum boycott

With the US economy on the recovery track and inflation surging the Federal Reserve is preparing to scale back the vast financial support put in place at the start of the pandemic

Stocks Mostly Rise After Earnings As Bitcoin Hits Record

Stocks mostly rise after earnings as bitcoin hits record

The report said Boris Johnson's government waited too long to lockdown in early 2020

Are COVID Lockdowns Coming Back? UK Health Officials Urge For More Restrictions

The British government urged the island nation to get their COVID-19 booster in an attempt to avoid the plea from health officials to reimpose pandemic restrictions.

A shortage of truck drivers and other workers is contributing to supply bottlnecks that in turn are sending US prices higher, according to a Federal Reserve report

Supply Bottlenecks, Labor Shortages Slowed US Growth, Says Fed

The constraints and shortage of goods caused "significantly elevated prices" in most areas of the country, the Fed said in its "beige book" report on economic conditions, which noted rising uncertainty about the outlook.

CNN Anchor John King Reveals He Has Multiple Sclerosis, Attacks Vaccine Misinformation

John King shared his battle with multiple sclerosis amid COVID-19 misinformation.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is accused of multiple crimes by a senate committee over his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic

Defiant Bolsonaro Denies Brazil Senate Committee's Pandemic Charges

Defiant Bolsonaro denies Brazil senate committee's pandemic charges

Calls have mounted for greater political civility since the killing last week of Conservative MP David Amess

UK's Warring Political Tribes Call Truce, But Will It Last?

UK's warring political tribes call truce, but will it last?

Dozens of Afghan women athletes expressed relief as they fled Taliban rule on the latest flight out of Kabul

'Sweet Day' For Afghan Sportswomen Fleeing Taliban Rule On Latest Flight

'Sweet day' for Afghan sportswomen fleeing Taliban rule on latest flight

A shopper looks for items on nearly empty Walmart shelves in Boynton Beach ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Dorian

Product Shortages May Cast A Shadow Over The Holidays, But Shoppers Won’t Blame Retailers

Retailers most likely won’t feel the brunt from disgruntled customers that aren’t getting what they ordered for Christmas on time.

Rustam Gilfanov: Big Data in Healthcare, the Ethical Problem and Its Solution

The coronavirus pandemic puts greater emphasis on the problem of digitalization for many, if not all, aspects of present-day life, with the healthcare industry being in the vanguard for obvious reasons.