Peru Outstrips Italy In Alarming Account Of COVID-19 Cases; Now Ranks 7th Worldwide
Despite improvements in coronavirus infection rates in other countries belonging to the South American territory, Peru appears to be moving in the opposite direction. Government data has showed that the total count of coronavirus-infected Peruvians has reached 240,000 on Wednesday, outstripping hard-hit Italy.
US Citizens Found To Violate Canadian Border Closure
Some Americans have found a way to stay in Canada despite the country’s COVID-19 border closure.
Health Experts Raise Concerns About Using Dexamethasone In Treating COVID-19 Patients
Health experts around the world have expressed concerns about using dexamethasone in treating COVID-19.
Airborne Coronavirus Poop Particle Mechanism Revealed By New American Study
Coronavirus is known to spread from an infected to a healthy individual via respiratory droplets. However, several studies have previously indicated the presence of viral particles in infected patients’ poop as well.
Coronavirus Vaccine By Imperial College May Be Ready By Early 2021
An Imperial College professor has claimed that the coronavirus vaccine could be available by the first half of 2021 “if things go extraordinarily well.”
Spain Coronavirus Update: Government Passes New Decree Of Measures To 'Live' With COVID-19 Threat
A decree to "live" with COVID-19 has been approved by the Spanish Government on Tuesday, June 9 which contained measures on how to carry on with the "new normality."
Latin America Receives Huge Donation Of Medical Supplies From China
Latin America has been distributing China's donations to other parts of the territory in an effort to cope with the effects of the coronavirus recession.
Critics Say Donald Trump's Authoritarian Regime Is Imminent
Nations around the world have expressed concerns about the recent protests across the United States, with some saying that the protests could pave the way for Donald Trump’s authoritarian regime.
Scientists Question Paper Saying Hydroxychloroquine Is Not Effective In Treating COVID-19
Scientists are looking into the scientific paper that trashed the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine in treating COVID-19.
Parts Of Latin America Easing Restrictions Despite Rising Coronavirus Cases
This week, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that Latin America is now the coronavirus epicenter as it has surpassed Europe and the United States in the number of COVID-19 infections and deaths.
Germany Coronavirus Update: Remnants Of COVID-19 In Sewage To Be Used To Track New Wave
A team of German scientists is planning to analyze the concentration of remnants of coronavirus in sewage from treatment plants across the country.
New Coronavirus Has Already Weakened, Italian Experts Claim
A top Italian doctor has claimed that the new coronavirus is losing its potency, making it much less lethal
Survey Reveals Some Americans Are Using Their Retirement Funds To Cope With COVID-19 Pandemic
A new survey reveals that more than a quarter of employed and recently employed adults in the U.S. have already used their retirement savings to cope with the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus: Top 5 COVID-19 Drugs We Have Right Now
Scientists have yet to find a cure to COVID-19. As the coronavirus continues to infect hundreds of thousands of people around the world, 150 different drugs are being tested in hopes of finding a safe and effective treatment for the disease.
Second Wave Of COVID-19 'Not Inevitable' In The US, Says Dr. Anthony Fauci
Infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci said it is not too late for the U.S. to prevent a second wave of COVID-19 in the fall.
Donald Trump Wants Schools To Reopen Soon
Donald Trump wants schools in the U.S. to reopen ASAP despite the high number of coronavirus cases in the country.
Oxford University's Coronavirus Vaccine Now Only Has 50% Chance Of Success
The Oxford University scientists in charge of developing a coronavirus vaccine believe their chances of success are now only 50%.
Donald Trump Says US Won't Shut Down Despite Second Wave Of COVID-19
Donald Trump does not plan to shut down the U.S. again despite warnings of a second wave of COVID-19.
iOS 13.5 Update Introduces COVID-19-Relevant Features; Here's Everything You Need To Know
The new iOS 13.5 update for iPhones includes features relevant to the post-COVID-19 world.
Health System In Latin America On The Verge Of Collapse Due To COVID-19
Hospitals in Latin America are starting to collapse due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
US Advice To India: Resist Chinese Aggression At Indo-China Border
A top U.S. diplomat has accused China of employing border clashes with India in an attempt to change the existing state of affairs and advised India to resist the clashes along the Himalayan border.
Chinese Firms Risk Ban From US Stock Exchanges If They Don’t Play By American Rules
As tensions between the U.S. and China worsen over the COVID-19 crisis, the senate on Wednesday, May 20, passed the legislation that would ban certain Chinese firms from listing shared on U.S. stock exchanges.
Donald Trump Opposes Extension Of COVID-19 Unemployment Benefits
Donald Trump privately opposed the extension of unemployment benefits for workers laid-off amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Global Carbon Emissions Drop By 17% Amid COVID-19 Lockdowns
A recent analysis has found that the coronavirus lockdowns have caused a significant drop in global carbon emissions.
Florida-Based Researcher Fired After Refusing To Censor Data On COVID-19 Dashboard
A Florida-based scientist was fired for refusing to censor some data while creating applications, dashboards, and maps so Floridians could see the COVID-19 situation in real time.
Spain Lifts Restrictions On Italians; State Of Emergency Still In Place
Spain is now opening its borders to travellers from Italy.
China Again Retaliates Against Australia By Slamming 80% Barley Tariff On Imports
China has further added to its existing tensed relationship with Australia by announcing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on barley imports starting May 19, 2020.
Markets Tied To Coronavirus Spread In Latin America
The astounding COVID-19 death tolls in Mexico and Brazil add to fears of the disease surging in Latin America.
Coronavirus Vaccine Developed By Oxford University Could Be Available By September
Work by the University of Oxford to develop a coronavirus vaccine has been “progressing well,” according to Business Secretary Alok Sharma. If trial on the vaccine succeeds, 30 million Britons will be able to get a shot of the vaccine by September.
Coronavirus: Native Mexicans In New York Battle COVID-19 Pandemic Amid Language Barriers
Mexicans who are trapped in New York while the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps through the city are battling the coronavirus amid language barriers.