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BBC Africa's Joice Etutu tackles myths around Covid-19 that are being shared online on the continent.
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"It is worth it."
In London, a 4,000-bed temporary hospital has been opened in a conference centre, just nine days after work on it began.
People in the island nations have some of world's highest rates of diabetes and obesity, and health systems are weak.
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The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can...
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While the sight of empty supermarket shelves may lead shoppers to fear food shortages, experts in the food supply chain say the system is built to endure.
BBC Africa's Joice Etutu tackles myths around Covid-19 that are being shared online on the continent.
As Russian cities go into lockdown to try to contain coronavirus, Moscow uses the latest technology to keep track of residents.
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New report finds company is running ads on videos pushing herbs and potentially unsafe over-the-counter treatments for virus
The Michigan city, still reeling from economic hardship, is emerging as a new coronavirus hot spot in the US.
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Joy Thomas was born during the 1918 influenza pandemic in Palmerston North.
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California has begun an unprecedented effort to shelter more homeless people exposed to the coronavirus. The plan could yield long-term solutions.
The nation's top infectious disease expert said Thursday he doesn't understand why every state hasn't issued stay-at-home orders as novel coronavirus cases continue to surge across the US.
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Companies known for their ethical policies are faring better in a virus-stricken stock market. The crisis is rewarding good behavior.
Spain has the world's second-highest number of fatalities and rising unemployment, but there is hope amid the crisis.
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Infection and death counts in a number of countries appear to have been underestimated across Europe.
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Spain death toll passes 10,000; Italy reports 760 new deaths, taking total to 13,915, but a slower growth rate in infections; Thailand imposes national curfew
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Country seen as a model for its response is told it is not doing nearly enough
For the second week in a row, a record number of Americans filed for unemployment benefits as the coronavirus pandemic causes mass layoffs.
More than 900,000 people contract COVID-19 globally as countries intensify efforts to control spread of the pandemic.
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Experts have questioned whether some of the country's Governments have been lying about having no cases.
