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Wuhan seafood vendor was 1st COVID-19 case in world

New Delhi: A new study published in the journal Science has claimed that the first identified Covid-19 case -- or 'patient zero' -- was a female seafood vendor at an animal market in the Chinese city of Wuhan and who became symptomatic December 11, 2019....

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No handshake in Norway

Copenhagen: Norwegian officials said Friday the country is introducing stricter controls at border crossings, requiring everyone to register before entering the country, in a bid to tackle the rise in COVID cases. Norwegian Justice Minister Emilie Enger Mehl said the move that enters into force...

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Be Careful! Experts say Covid-19 severity rises with obesity

Lucknow: People with Covid-19 and also obesity have an increased risk of severe disease, hospitalisation and death. Doctors at the Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences (RMLIMS), in an educational and awareness programme organised Thursday, said that obesity weakens the immune system, making the...

Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne tests Covid positive

London: Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has tested positive for coronavirus while on international duty with Belgium, informed City manager Pep Guardiola Friday. De Bruyne, who will miss City's trip to Everton Sunday, returned a positive test during the international break after playing in...

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Single AstraZeneca shot 83% effective at preventing Covid

London: A single shot of an antibody treatment against Covid-19 developed by UK drug major AstraZeneca is 83 per cent capable to reduce the risk of the infectious disease compared to placebo, according to new clinical trial results. The antibody treatment, known as AZD7442, has...

 

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A major controversy has erupted after the sudden resignation of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, tendered hours after he had attended...

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