Health

Reuters The World Health Organization does not expect widespread vaccinations against COVID-19 until the middle of next year, a spokeswoman

Reuters The first priority must be to vaccinate some people in all countries, rather than all people in some countries

Reuters Researchers think that non-COVID deaths have also increased in some places due partly to health service disruptions… More than

Reuters Health experts stress that official data almost certainly underreports both infections and deaths Global coronavirus cases surged past 25

Reuters While the overall risk of children getting severe COVID is “tiny” Children and young people are far less likely

Reuters We would have loved the virus to be more stable than it is, but you can’t force nature Two

Reuters Case fatality rates are about 3% in the United States and Brazil. The global death toll from the coronavirus

Zurich (Reuters) – The World Health Organization (WHO) said children aged 12 and over should wear masks to help tackle

Manila (Reuters) – Nations that hoard possible COVID-19 vaccines while excluding others will deepen the pandemic, World Health Organization (WHO)