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U.S. Food and Drug Administration Approves Remdesivir for Treatment of Coronavirus
The drug is now widely available in hospitals across the United States, following early investments to rapidly expand manufacturing capacity to increase supply.
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Trump’s COVID-19 Infection By Reuben Abati
President Trump is the most powerful man in the world. He is also the most protected American alive today. If he can come down with COVID-19, then the point is proven again that we are all vulnerable in the face of this contagious disease that has no cure, and respects no persons.
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U.S end coronavirus airport screenings for international travelers
The rule change was put into place at the request of the White House, according to aviation officials.
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US President Donald Trump tests positive for coronavirus
Mr Trump’s doctor said the president and first lady would remain at the White House with a medical unit on stand-by during their quarantine.
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U.S likely to have coronavirus vaccine by October says Trump
“The vaccine will be very safe and very effective. The people of the world will be very happy.”
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Plateau State Is Becoming The ‘Epicenter Of The Pandemic,’ Presidential Task Force Warns
The PTF Monday declared that Plateau state is now the COVID-19 hot centre as more cases are been confirmed there.
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New Danish Foresight Tool Predicts Coronavirus Will Displace Millions of Africans
The tool analyses a range of factors, from economic and governmental through to environmental and stability, to formulate its predictions. It draws on World Bank, UN and other publicly available data sources to do so.
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England makes face masks compulsory in stores
People Not Wearing Masks Can Get £100 fines
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13 nuns at the same Michigan convent dead from COVID-19
The nuns lived and worked together – mostly as teachers – at the Livonia convent, which was home to 65 sisters prior to the pandemic.
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in FeaturedNigerian women seek old ways of giving birth amid pandemic
Driven by fears of contracting the virus in large health centres and a general mistrust of government hospitals, many Nigerian women are turning to traditional ways of giving birth
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