Doctor warns that Italian migrants are not being vaccinated. India orders 300 million doses of unapp
Japan's $800 million pledge is largest made to COVAX initiative
Vaccine developed by Sinovac is effective in over half of those who were vaccinated
Daily number of new infections in Britain spikes as country authorizes use of single-dose Johnson &
Britain approves Johnson & Johnson's vaccine, its fourth vaccine approval
Presidents Emmanuel Macron and Cyril Ramaphosa will launch a program at the University of Pretoria t
Tests conducted on 3,700 adolescents produced same results as adults
Government advisory committee recommended Pfizer's vaccine for children 12 and older on Wednesday, a
WHO: Variant circulating in India is of 'global' concern
But director-general says many areas still facing rising cases; cites vaccine inequities
Vaccine was developed by Chinese drugmaker Sinopharm
Sinopharm first non-Western vaccine approved by WHO
More COVID cases in past two weeks than in pandemic's first six months
Director-general says many other countries face fragile situations
African officials worry about delays in vaccine deliveries caused by India's crisis
CDC says it is looking into reports of possible new cases of severe side effects linked to one-dose
Panel calls for more data before deciding how and whether to resume use of the one-dose shot
U.S. pharmaceutical giant cites links of vaccine to rare but potentially deadly blood clot for reaso
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Food and Drug Administration cite reports of blood cl
Cases surge despite 780 million vaccine doses delivered; Tedros blames 'confusion, complacency and i
The vaccine is currently authorized for emergency use in the United States for people age 16 and old
World Health Organization says Africa's rollout of COVID-19 vaccine is being hampered by supply shor
Regional director says one billion Africans remain on the margins of efforts to end pandemic
Spahn says Germany should secure doses with or without the rest of EU for 2022
South Africa lauds arrival of tens of millions of doses; announces alcohol ban over major holiday we
South Africa lauds arrival of tens of millions of doses; announces alcohol ban over major holiday we
Meanwhile, CDC director expresses fear of impending doom' from coronavirus resurgence
Pandemic will require vaccinating children too
Fake news about the coronavirus can do real harm. Polygraph.info is spotlighting fact-checks from ot
US-based drugmaker conducting two separate tests, one on children between six months to 12 years old
UN agency also approves Johnson & Johnson's vaccine for emergency use
UN agency also approves Johnson & Johnson's vaccine for emergency use
Move comes just as the nation is about to surpass 100K COVID-19 deaths
School closures and stay-home orders have increased unpaid care and domestic work almost always done
The seizure and arrests in South Africa led to the identification of a network selling counterfeit C
It is first reported increase in region after six weeks of decline
European director says 1 in 10 suffer symptoms 12 weeks after COVID-19 diagnosis
Results revealed in first analysis of national COVID-19 vaccination strategy
At the UN, Britain Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab will ask Security Council to support initiative
All three major US indices, which were inactive Monday for the federal President's Day holiday, were
World Health Organization said UN-led COVAX initiative aims to start shipping about 90 million doses
WHO says vaccine can save lives and should be used
Top US infectious disease expert says new vaccines, increased US capacity should bolster opportunity
Immunization experts also recommend it for all age groups
Top UN officials say of 128 million doses administered, more than three-quarters are in 10 rich coun
Hancock announces fines of more than $13,000 and up to 10 years in jail for failing to report travel
Leader of 10-member team that traveled to China dismisses theory that novel coronavirus leaked from
The southern African nation is falling behind in the battle with the coronavirus
The Pentagon is evaluating a request from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to provide help in
Hans Kluge says vaccines are offering hope, while virus variants are creating greater risks
Tedros says inoculation gap between rich, poor nations grows larger each day
Fire official says cause of fire not immediately clear, but was contained
Could be 2 years before vaccine is mandatory for US service members
Brazil begins inoculating Indigenous people in Amazon rainforest/with COVID-19 vaccine
Tedros urges wealthier nations to share COVID-19 vaccines with poorer countries
Dr. Emmanuel Taban wants to educate and inspire the children of his homeland
Chief scientist says not enough vaccines will be developed and produced to stop spread of virus////
Director-General says rich countries have bought most of the current supply
UN health agency also says there is no evidence that new variants of COVID-19 will decrease effectiv