How Democrats Have 'Attacked' Biden's Presidential Candidacy?
President Joe Biden plans to resume his campaign next week amid increasing criticism from Democratic allies who regard his exit from the race as inevitable.
Alagoas records an increase in deaths from alcohol and drugs during the pandemic, study indicates
A study shows that deaths related to alcohol and drug consumption increased in Alagoas during the first three years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The justice condemns the Ayuso Government to compensate 3 million for the non-payment of masks from Ifema hospital
The Madrid Superior Court of Justice has ordered the regional government to pay over 3 million euros to a company for unpaid invoices related to the procurement of masks and protective suits during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dissatisfaction with life in UK unchanged since Covid, wellbeing data shows
Official data reveals that dissatisfaction with life in the UK has not improved post-Covid, despite an uptick in the economic outlook.
'You faced Covid and began the dream of being a doctor,' says UCP CEO
The Central University of Paraguay celebrated a historic graduation of new doctors in Pedro Juan Caballero, marking significant academic achievements in the border region.
Coronavirus: Six Years since the Pandemic
The article reflects on the six-year impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Greece, noting the first case recorded on February 26, 2020, and the subsequent changes in society due to the virus.
Trump's World (Day 403): The New American Dream is Living Outside of America
More Americans are leaving the country than moving there, signifying a new trend in the American Dream.
Mum unable to fall asleep unless she's watching episode of Friends
A 40-year-old mother from Aberdeen relies on episodes of Friends to help her fall asleep after developing the habit during lockdown.
A new study: COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy protects against this dangerous complication
A recent study reveals that COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy significantly reduces the risk of preeclampsia, a serious pregnancy complication.
Study reveals crucial difference between Covid-19 and flu in the brain and lungs
A study shows that Covid-19 causes long-term brain activity changes following infection, in contrast to influenza, indicating unique effects of SARS-CoV-2.
Public Transport Union Chairperson Fined for Violating Covid-19 Prevention Regulations During Demonstration
The chairperson of the Public Transport Union has been fined 2 million KRW by the Supreme Court for holding a rally against unfair dismissals, violating COVID-19 safety measures.
One more! Premier League match postponed due to COVID outbreak
The Premier League postponed the match between Newcastle and Southampton due to a COVID outbreak affecting Newcastle's squad.
And COVID arrived in North Korea: Kim Jong-Un orders total lockdown after first case
Kim Jong-Un has ordered a total lockdown in North Korea following the announcement of the country's first COVID-19 case, elevating national quarantine measures to maximum emergency.
Long COVID: US reveals death toll caused by prolonged symptoms of the disease
Long COVID has led to 3,544 deaths in the United States, according to a government study highlighting the severe impact of the SARS-CoV-2 virus beyond the pandemic phase.
Patients who experienced severe COVID-19 symptoms show little improvement one year later: study
A study reveals that most hospitalized COVID-19 patients with persistent symptoms showed little improvement one year post-discharge, raising concerns about the long-term effects of long COVID.
Djokovic plans to get vaccinated against COVID after Nadal's victory, biographer claims
Novak Djokovic is reportedly considering getting vaccinated against COVID-19 following Rafael Nadal's recent win at the Australian Open, according to his biographer Daniel Müksch.
EU warns: COVID outbreak in China could be a 'breeding ground' for more dangerous variants
The U.S. is concerned that the surging COVID-19 outbreak in China may lead to new mutations of the SARS-CoV-2 virus as the country struggles with the aftermath of relaxed 'Zero COVID' protocols.
Daughters of Its... Omicron: Variant Mutations Render Antibody Drugs 'Useless'
Constant mutations of COVID-19 are making it increasingly difficult for manufacturers to keep up, leading to the ineffectiveness of the last two antibody drugs on the market.
China registered 248 million COVID infections in the first 20 days of December
In the first 20 days of December, nearly 248 million people in China may have contracted COVID-19, marking a significant public health concern.
How serious is the COVID outbreak in China? 37 million people infected in one day
Almost 37 million people in China may have been infected with COVID-19 in a single day, marking the largest outbreak in the world to date.
COVID-19 will just be a cold in less than 10 years: study
A study suggests that COVID-19 could become as mild as a common cold within the next decade, especially in children, though vaccination rates vary dramatically between wealthy and poorer nations.
The peak of the pandemic is likely reached
Recent reports suggest that Iceland may have reached the peak of its COVID-19 pandemic.
Christine Van Geyn: Court rejects narrow take on mobility rights in pandemic travel case
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled unanimously in the Taylor case that Canadians have the constitutional right to travel freely within their country, rejecting narrow interpretations of mobility rights that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Court orders bar to pay R$ 70,000 for crowding and breach of pandemic rules in Caraguatatuba
A bar in Caraguatatuba, Brazil, has been fined R$ 70,000 for violating pandemic regulations by allowing large gatherings and operating without the necessary permits.
Oral COVID-19 Treatment Limited to Paxlovid Only, Lagrevio Use Suspended
The Korean government has announced that starting next month, the oral COVID-19 treatment will be limited to Paxlovid only, as Lagrevio will no longer be available due to stock depletion.
Tanzania Raises Alarm Over a Surge in Cases of Severe Respiratory Illnesses
Tanzania's Ministry of Health has issued a warning about the recent rise in cases of severe respiratory illnesses, including influenza and COVID-19, urging the public to follow preventive measures.
Pastor Son Hyun-bo, who held in-person worship during COVID, has a fine of 3 million won confirmed.
Pastor Son Hyun-bo, who conducted in-person worship services during COVID-19 restrictions, has had his fine of 3 million won confirmed by the Supreme Court of Korea.
African Debt Crisis: "To Break the Cycle, Investment is Necessary"
A significant number of African nations are on the brink of a debt crisis, necessitating investment and local resource transformation to break the cycle of rising debt.
In California: the new law AB 117 signed by Newsom that affects public transport users
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new law aimed at stabilizing public transport services in the Bay Area, providing $590 million to support recovery post-COVID-19.
Not the flu and not COVID-19: this winter, Lithuania was hit by another virus
This winter, Lithuania is facing a significant outbreak of a different virus, causing symptoms like cough, runny nose, and fever.
The Constitutional Court: You do not have to be in a coma to claim compensation for COVID vaccination
The Czech Constitutional Court ruled that individuals can seek compensation for adverse effects from COVID-19 vaccination without being in a coma.
Eight viruses making people ill in England now full list and symptoms
England is currently facing a rise in illnesses due to eight viruses, particularly norovirus, which has seen a significant increase in cases.
Combination nasal spray vaccine could protect against COVID, flu and pneumonia at once
Researchers at Stanford Medicine have developed a nasal spray vaccine that offers potential protection against COVID-19, influenza, and pneumonia.
A new study explains how rare thrombosis occurs after Covid-19 vaccines
A new study reveals the mechanisms behind rare but serious complications following adenovirus-based Covid-19 vaccinations, known as vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT).
15 States Have Sued the Donald Trump Administration Over Children's Vaccine Policy
Fifteen U.S. states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's new vaccine policy, which limits vaccination recommendations for children at risk of certain diseases.
South Korea’s birthrate rises for second year with experts saying ‘echo boomers’ behind boost
South Korea's birthrate has increased for the second consecutive year, reaching 254,500 births in 2025, attributed mainly to the rise of 'echo boomers' entering their thirties and recovering marriage rates post-COVID-19.
South Korea's birth rate at '0.80', rising for the second consecutive year due to increase in marriages post-COVID
South Korea's birth rate has increased to 0.80 for 2025, continuing a two-year trend influenced by a rise in marriages following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coast Guard reinstates 56 members previously dismissed for refusing COVID vaccines under Biden administration
The U.S. Coast Guard has reinstated 56 members dismissed for refusing the COVID vaccine, citing a significant step for personal freedoms.
Announcing a lawsuit against the Trump administration after changes in vaccine policy
A coalition of 14 states is suing the Trump administration over newly implemented changes in the vaccine policy regarding several diseases, including COVID-19.
Tom Kerridge shares ‘hardest decision he’s had to make’ after restaurant struggles
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge discusses the challenges of running his restaurant business and the difficult decision to close some locations after the impacts of Covid-19.
Understand how the pandemic and abandonment of treatment help explain the increase in tuberculosis in Campinas
The number of tuberculosis cases in Campinas, Brazil, has risen significantly, reaching 300 in 2025, attributed to treatment abandonment and delayed diagnoses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mauritius: Can Mauritius Save Its Credit Rating?
Mauritius faces challenges in maintaining its credit rating amid economic issues and political inertia following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Toddler with no symptoms 'turned to stone' after catching Covid
A toddler named Lettie was diagnosed with a rare condition linked to a Covid infection that caused severe physical symptoms despite having no prior indicators of illness.
Convicted of Refusing to Serve on the Electoral Board in the 2021 Elections in Catalonia Due to Fear of COVID
A man was fined by the Supreme Court for declining to serve as a poll worker in the 2021 Catalonia elections, citing COVID-19 fears.
Most flu deaths this century were recorded in 2025, ABS finds
In 2025, Australia recorded the highest number of flu deaths this century, surpassing COVID-19 related fatalities for the first time since recent statistics have been tracked.
'New Nostradamus' who predicted Covid says 'catastrophe' is coming – and it gets worse
Psychic Craig Hamilton-Parker, known for his previous predictions including Covid-19, has warned of significant global upheavals in the coming years, including wars and natural disasters.
Coronation Street’s Lucy Fallon shares mental health struggle: 'I couldn’t see a way out'
Lucy Fallon, known for her role on Coronation Street, revealed her battle with mental health, including a five-week stay in a psychiatric hospital during the Covid lockdown.
NVSC: Seven people died from the flu last week, two from COVID-19
Last week in Lithuania, health authorities reported seven flu-related deaths and two from COVID-19, with all deceased individuals suffering from chronic conditions.
Unusually young person's death from the flu in Lithuania
A young individual under 50 years old has died from the flu in Lithuania, amid a rising number of flu cases and shortages of medications.
Major project by Quatuor Ébène: All Beethoven quartets as a cycle
The Quatuor Ébène is set to commence a live cycle featuring all of Beethoven's quartets in celebration of Beethoven's 200th death anniversary, following the delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.