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Covid ‘could have been five times as bad if Omicron was first strain’
If Omicron had been the first Covid strain to emerge in Wuhan in 2020, there could have been significantly more deaths worldwide, […]
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Could Disease X be the source of the next pandemic that kills millions?
With Covid-19 no longer classed as a global emergency, even though it continues to kill, many experts are focusing their attention on […]
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US ends Covid-19 national emergency after three years
The Covid-19 public health emergency in the US will end on Thursday, marking a major transition from the pandemic that killed at […]
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Jordan lifts emergency laws enacted at start of Covid-19
Jordan’s King Abdullah II on Sunday halted emergency laws enacted at the start of the coronavirus pandemic three years ago, which gave […]
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Global travel and tourism sector inches closer to pre-pandemic peak, WTTC says
The travel and tourism sector is closing in on its 2019 peak, recovering by more than 95 per cent this year and […]
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Doctor’s death caused by rare reaction to AstraZeneca Covid vaccine
A doctor who was one of the first people to receive a Covid vaccine jab died as the result of a rare […]
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How much of a threat is the new Covid Arcturus variant?
A more transmissible subvariant of the coronavirus called Arcturus is being blamed for India’s surge in Covid-19 cases. It appears to spread […]
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Husband of BBC radio presenter who died after Covid vaccine to sue AstraZeneca
The widower of a BBC radio presenter who died due to complications from the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine plans to take legal action […]
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England care home residents first on spring Covid-19 booster campaign
The spring Covid-19 booster dose campaign will commence next week in England, with care home residents to be the first to receive […]