Coronavirus Causes Cancelations In Art & Entertainment
The World Health Organization and the International Telecommunication Union organised a consultative assembly on a brand new normal geared toward...
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Coronavirus kills one in five cancer patients, research shows
Patient cases from across Europe, America and China, and different malignancy types and age ranges, are represented in the findings....
Coronavirus second peak has passed, say King’s, further undermining decision to go into lockdown
The Government has been accused of making the case for nationwide restrictions using figures that were “riddled with errors”. The...
Governments should pay public to get coronavirus vaccine, says Oxford scientist
Governments should pay people to get a coronavirus vaccine in order to achieve herd immunity, an Oxford University scientist has...
Matt Hancock says people can break national coronavirus lockdown to travel abroad for assisted dying
People can break lockdown in order to travel abroad for assisted dying, Matt Hancock has confirmed. The Health and Social...
MIT develops new app which detects coronavirus by listening to your cough
Researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) system which they claim can detect coronavirus by analysing the sound of...
Researchers reveal best material for making homemade coronavirus face masks
Reusable vacuum cleaner bags are the best material for making homemade face masks with, the University of Cambridge has concluded...
When will a coronavirus jab be ready in the UK?
Since coronavirus emerged in January almost 200 vaccine candidates have been put into development, with at least 15 in human trials. ...
Hospices may close this winter without regular coronavirus tests for staff
She added: "We do not want people who need our help to decide not to come to one of our...
Life in the village divided into two coronavirus tiers
Since the 19th century, the stream has marked an administrative boundary and now forms the border between Redcar and Cleveland...
Alzheimer, heart disease deaths at home soaring during coronavirus pandemic
Prof Sir David Spiegelhalter, chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication, Cambridge University, said: “Usually around 300...
When will a coronavirus cure be ready in the UK?
Is China working on a vaccine? China has moved up a gear in the pivotal area of vaccine diplomacy, with...
Operations cancelled as the NHS struggles to cope with coronavirus admissions
Operations are being cancelled across the NHS, as health services struggle to cope with rising numbers of Covid patients. On Wednesday,...
Confusion as NHS app users receive ‘ghost’ notifications incorrectly warning of coronavirus exposure
The DHSC said it was updating the app on Tuesday so that users who received the alert would receive a second...
Thousands of coronavirus deaths recorded by ONS not due to Covid, new figures show
Thousands of coronavirus deaths recorded by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) were not due to Covid, new figures show....
Majority of people who test positive for coronavirus are asymptomatic when tested, study finds
She said university students are one group who should be tested regularly, and definitely before they go home for Christmas....
Coronavirus death rate in coastal towns lower than inland areas
But experts said one explanation could be that more people in coastal locations are shielding, meaning they are better protected,...
Boris Johnson announces ‘most vulnerable’ to be prioritised for coronavirus vaccine rollout
Downing Street said there was an "enormous amount of planning and preparation in place" for the distribution of a vaccine....
The ‘Excel error’ that led to 16,000 missing coronavirus cases
A technical error with an Excel spreadsheet is believed to have caused 16,000 cases of coronavirus to be missed from national...
Health Secretary set to announce a regional coronavirus traffic-light system
Robert Jenrick,Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, said: "The national guidelines are simple to understand now –...
Test and Trace failing to reach three in 10 people testing positive for coronavirus
Saffron Cordery, the deputy chief executive of NHS Providers, which represents hospitals, said: "We continue to be extremely concerned about...
‘Rule of six’ may be working, say scientists, as coronavirus spread decelerates
The React study has carried out five rounds of sampling, of up to 160,000 people each time. It is being closely...
Coronavirus vaccine could take a year to distribute
Dozens of vaccines are in trials across the world, and Oxford University appears to be the furthest ahead. Final phase...
Boris Johnson’s confusion over coronavirus rules speeds up Tory revolt
Sir Desmond Swayne, another former minister who has been a vocal critic of lockdown rules, said: "If the Government would...
Wealthy millennials and holidaymakers ‘driving second coronavirus wave’
However Susan Michie, the director of the UCL Centre for Behaviour Change, said it could be time to close pubs...
Coronavirus outbreak on HMS Richmond with infected crew returning to base
The Royal Navy has confirmed an outbreak of coronavirus among the crew of HMS Richmond, with infected individuals on base...
NHS coronavirus tracing app plagued with technical difficulties within hours of launching
As the software is voluntary, its success will also depend heavily on how many people choose to download and use...
