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Dog Released From Coronavirus Quarantine Dies, Death Unlikely To Be Caused By Virus

The 17-year-old Pomeranian died on Monday after eventually testing negative, but experts say that it is unlikely the virus caused its death.

FDA Approves Emergency New Coronavirus Test To Boost Screening In The U.S.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given emergency approval for Roche’s new coronavirus test that could increase the speed of testing for the virus tenfold.

FTSE Sees Worst Day Since 1987 As British Government Moves To ‘Delay’ Spread Of Coronavirus

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the U.K. is moving to the delay phase of its response to coronavirus outbreak, while London’s FTSE 100 index plummeted more than 10%.

$149 For Purell? The Coronavirus Sparked Wild Price Hikes, And Amazon And Others Are Cracking Down.

Facemasks and hand gels have seen wildly inflated prices online as sellers seek to profit from panic-buyers and fears about the spread of Covid-19.

There’s Been A Sharp Rise In Coronavirus Cases—Here’s What’s Behind It

China saw its deadliest day from the coronavirus on Wednesday, in the same week that Chinese health officials predicted that the pneumonia-like virus was nearing its peak.

China Extends Holiday As Coronavirus Death Toll Rises To 81

China’s main stock exchange will remain closed to February 3 as the Chinese government extended a public holiday in a bid to halt the spread of the coronavirus.

China Lockdown Spreads To 33 Million People As Coronavirus Death Toll Rises

China has accelerated its response to the deadly coronavirus as the death toll rose to 26.

China Advises Against Travel To Wuhan As Fight Against Coronavirus Reaches ‘Critical Stage’

Chinese authorities have advised people to avoid travel to Wuhan, as the death toll from the outbreak of coronavirus rose to nine on Wednesday.

Australian And U.S. Airports To Screen Passengers As China Confirms 6 Coronavirus Deaths

Australian and the U.S. are now screening passengers that have flown in from Wuhan, as the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak in China rose to six.

2 Million Pounds Of Chicken Recalled Over Metal Contamination Fears

Affected items were produced between October 21 2019 to November 4 2019, the Food Safety and Inspection Service said.