Biden marks COVID’s toll as U.S. nears 1 million deaths – CBS News
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1M U.S. COVID deaths mean pandemic orphan numbers reach 250,000: David Muir Reports – ABC News
Across the U.S., young people are showing their resilience even as they face a new day without a parent.More than...
Africa’s First Covid-19 Vaccine Factory Has Not Received a Single Order – The New York Times
JOHANNESBURG — The first factory in Africa licensed to produce Covid-19 vaccines for the African market has not received a...
Israel, Myanmar, Laos: Countries relaxing COVID travel restrictions – USA TODAY
Countries across the globe are continuing to relax international travel restrictions related to COVID with the European Union dropping its mask...
Louisville health care workers brace for another COVID-19 surge – WLKY Louisville
I’M ALWAYS WORRIED EVERY TIME I SEE OUR CASE NUMBERS GO UP DR. VALERIE. BRIONA’S PRYOR OF UOFL HEALTH IS...
5 risks if Congress does not pass new COVID-19 funding – The Hill
COVID-19 cases are rising across the United States, and the country is expected to be hit with a larger wave this...
After COVID ends, antimicrobial-resistant bugs pose a new challenge – USA TODAY
Dr. Jerome AdamsData by Johns Hopkins University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that COVID-19 deaths approached the 1 million mark Thursday....
Biden urges world leaders to add financial fire to COVID fight, as Congress stalls aid – The Boston Globe
WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden urged countries to spend more to help combat COVID-19 in a virtual summit that resulted in billions...
South Africa’s COVID-19 spike intensifies – CIDRAP
As daily COVID-19 cases in South Africa topped 10,000 cases today, officials from the World Health Organization (WHO) African regional...
North Korea and Eritrea are the only two countries without vaccines – The Washington Post
North Korea admitted the inevitable this week — that covid-19 had finally reached its population. But for global health experts,...