A minority of Covid-19 cases have an incubation period longer than two weeks, and the Chinese government has started retooling its policies accordingly.
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Why Are Covid-19 Cases Increasing? Here Are 7 Reasons
Friday had over 194,000 new reported cases in the U.S. and over 82,000 people hospitalized due to Covid-19.
AstraZeneca-Oxford Vaccine Up To 90% Effective At Preventing Covid-19, Early Results Show
The vaccine is cheaper and much easier to transport than Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines, which are 95% effective.
Covid-19 Patients Are ‘Highly Infectious’ Within Five Days Of Showing Symptoms, Study Shows, Explaining Pandemic’s Rapid Spread
Research indicates that the virus is “short-lived” and that patients are no longer infectious after nine days of showing symptoms.
Pfizer, BioNTech To Seek Emergency Approval For Covid-19 Vaccine On Friday
Clinical trials show the vaccine to be 95% effective at preventing Covid-19.
Repercussions Of The Covid Crisis: A Conversation With Michael Milken
You’ll find this conversation with Mike Milken, who has done tremendously effective work in combating such diseases as cancer and now Covid-19, extremely timely, instructive—and hopeful.
World Health Organization Rejects Remdesivir, The Antiviral Trump Took For Covid-19, Saying There’s No Evidence It Helps Recovery Or Survival
Remdesivir is one of the only drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat Covid-19.
Denmark Says Mutant Covid-19 Strain From Mink Is ‘Most Likely’ Extinct
After more than 200 people caught mink-related Covid-19, the country ordered the culling of its entire 17-million-strong herd of mink.
Tyson Foods Managers Placed Bets On How Many Workers Would Catch Covid-19, Wrongful Death Lawsuit Alleges
The lawsuit alleges Tyson displayed a “wilful and wanton disregard for worker safety” in a plant where over 1,000 employees caught Covid-19.
Oxford Vaccine Induces ‘Robust’ Immune Response In Older Adults, Early Findings Show
Older adults, who are most at risk from the coronavirus, usually respond less well to vaccines.
