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Domestic tourists disembark from a Malaysia Airlines plane after landing in Langkawi

Malaysian Holiday Island Opens As Tourism Restarts

Malaysian holiday island opens as tourism restarts

Putin's Unpopular Party Slated For Election Win

Vladimir Putin's United Russia party in recent years has become an easy target for voters frustrated by the country's struggling economy

Putin's unpopular party slated for election win

White House Official Denies Nicki Minaj's Visit Claim: 'We Offered A Call'

US rapper Nicki Minaj revealed to her 22.6 million Twitter followers she had not yet been vaccinated

"I’ll be dressed in all pink like Legally Blonde so they know I mean business," Nicki Minaj noted.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in a fight for political survival after calling snap elections

Canada's Tight Election Heads Into Final Stretch

Canada's tight election heads into final stretch

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Number Of US States With 'High' Obesity Almost Doubled In Just 2 Years: CDC

Last year, Delaware, Iowa, Ohio and Texas entered the list of states with an adult obesity prevalence of 35% or higher.

The study followed nearly 1,300 people hospitalised for Covid between January and May 2020 in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, the first city affected by the pandemic

US Spent $5.7 Billion To Treat Unvaccinated Patients As 1-In-500 Die Of COVID-19

The authors use "preventable" to refer to unvaccinated adults who are admitted to receive COVID-19 treatments primarily.

The pope is a strong advocate of coronavirus vaccines and has previously expressed his incomprehension with those who refuse to take it

Pope Rails Against Vaccine 'Denier' Cardinals

Pope rails against vaccine 'denier' cardinals

Abimael Guzman, the founder of the brutal Shining Path guerrilla group who spread terror across Peru in the 1980s and 1990s, died on Saturday in a military prison, aged 86

Peruvian Authorities Refuse To Hand Over Body Of Late Guerilla Leader To Wife, For Now

Peruvian authorities refuse to hand over body of late guerilla leader to wife, for now

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been examining the real-world performance of the two vaccines since they were first authorized among health care personnel, first responders and other frontline workers

COVID-19 Response: Pfizer Looks To Get Vaccine Approved For Children Under 5

Pfizer is looking to get a Covid vaccine approved for children under 5 by November as pediatric Covid cases surge.

Guatemala's indigenous peoples claim they are the victims of discrimination

'Nothing To Celebrate': Indigenous Guatemalans Protest

'Nothing to celebrate': Indigenous Guatemalans protest

Shares in Macau casino operators collapsed after the city's government unveiled plans for a crackdown on the industry

US Stocks Rebound, Asia Buffeted By Weak China Data, Macau Crackdown

US stocks rebound, Asia buffeted by weak China data, Macau crackdown

Cuba is seeking World Health Organization approval for two home-grown coronavirus vaccines, Abdala and Soberana 2, which the country is using domestically but aims to distribute to other nations too

Cuba Seeks WHO Approval Of Its Covid-19 Vaccines

Cuba seeks WHO approval of its Covid-19 vaccines

'We will build back better from the pandemic,' Johnson tweeted

UK's PM Demotes Foreign Minister In Cabinet Revamp

UK's PM demotes foreign minister in cabinet revamp

Gavin Newsom’s Recall Win Encourages California Lawmakers To Change Removal From Office Rules

California lawmakers want to make changes to recall election rules after Gov. Newsom’s victory.

What Are The Long-Term Effects Of COVID-19 For Patients? NIH Jumpstarts Study To Find Out

The National Institute of Health announced that it would award $470 million in funding to researchers for a study that examines the long-term effects of COVID-19 called RECOVER.

Anti-Fauci Fans Slam Infectious Disease Expert As ‘Sexiest Man Alive’

Dr. Anthony Fauci was named "Sexiest Man Alive" by "The Guardian" because he become an “unlikely cult hero for millions of people during the COVID pandemic.

Africa is facing a resurgence of Covid-19 as it lags in the global vaccination drive

Republican-Led States Limit Power To Enact COVID Safety Protocols, Says New Report

A new report showed that all 50 states have introduced bills banning or limiting mask and vaccine mandates but 26 states have passed those bills into law.

The United States says it will ship half a billion dozes of the Pfizer vaccine to poor countries starting late this month

New Pfizer Data Shows Positive Results Days Before Biden's Booster Plan Starts

Pfizer’s research shows that a third booster shot received six to 12 months after a second dose increased a person’s resilience against the virus.

UK Government Raps Nicki Minaj Over Vaccine Claims

UK government raps Nicki Minaj over vaccine claims

Pfizer Booster Shot Gives Similar Side Effects As Its COVID Vaccine

The Pfizer booster dose produced side effects of side effects such as pain at the injection site, fatigue, headache, muscle and joint pain, and chills.

Rio requires proof of vaccination to visit certain tourist sites, including the Christ the Redeemer statue

Vaccine Pass Becomes Mandatory In Tourist Hotspot Rio

Vaccine pass becomes mandatory in tourist hotspot Rio

Guinea began a new round of Ebola vaccinations this year after an outbreak of the virus that research found stemmed from a survivor

Ebola Virus In Survivors Can Trigger Outbreaks Years After Infection

Ebola virus in survivors can trigger outbreaks years after infection

US industrial production was held down in August by the damage inflicted by Hurrican Ida, especially on oil and chemical plants in Louisiana

US Industrial Production Returns To Pre-pandemic Level: Fed

Industrial production increased 0.4% in August, but it could have been 0.3 percentage points higher had it not been for the effects of Hurricane Ida.

Demand For Mortgages Surprises With Leap To Highest Level Since April

Mortgage demand shot up this week to a level not seen since April, owing to an increase in inventory that has lured prospective homebuyers into the market.