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Beyond bribery: Rethinking how Indonesia understands corruption
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Record infections, few deaths: how Qatar has tackled COVID
World 6 years ago

Record infections, few deaths: how Qatar has tackled COVID

Qatar has the world's highest per-capita coronavirus infection rate but one of the lowest death rates, due to extensive testing, a young population and lavish healthcare spending. 
English lockdown might have reduced COVID-19 infections more than thought: Scientists
World 6 years ago

English lockdown might have reduced COVID-19 infections more than thought: Scientists

The reproductive number of COVID-19 in England may been lower than previously thought in May, research published by British scientists said on Wednesday, suggesting the government's COVID-19 lockdown worked to reduce infection rates.
Let’s not forget tuberculosis while fighting COVID
Opinion 6 years ago

Let’s not forget tuberculosis while fighting COVID

Let us consider for a moment, the havoc COVID has done to TB health services. Drug resistant TB wards converted to COVID wards, health workers diverted to COVID response, rapidly falling identified TB case numbers; the list goes on.
New swine flu found in China has pandemic potential
World 6 years ago

New swine flu found in China has pandemic potential

It possesses "all the essential hallmarks of being highly adapted to infect humans," say the authors, scientists at Chinese universities and China's Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
Second wave fears rise as China reports more new infections
World 6 years ago

Second wave fears rise as China reports more new infections

The shock resurgence in domestic infections has rattled China, where the disease emerged late last year but had largely been tamed through severe restrictions on movement that were later emulated across the globe.
How a vaccine made of mosquito spit could help stop the next epidemic
Health 6 years ago

How a vaccine made of mosquito spit could help stop the next epidemic

Building on the work of colleagues and other scientists, Manning, a clinical researcher for the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, believed she could use pieces of mosquito saliva protein to build a universal vaccine.
Govt to build COVID-19 hospital in Bangka Belitung Islands
National 6 years ago

Govt to build COVID-19 hospital in Bangka Belitung Islands

The national COVID-19 task force has secured a 5-hectare plot of land in Bangka Belitung Islands for the construction of the country’s third COVID-19 hospital.
'No nightlife' says PM as Italy starts to party
World 6 years ago

'No nightlife' says PM as Italy starts to party

"It's not the time for parties, nightlife or gatherings.During this phase, more than ever it's fundamental to respect security distances and wear masks, where necessary."
India coronavirus infections surge past 100,000, deaths top 3,000
World 6 years ago

India coronavirus infections surge past 100,000, deaths top 3,000

Coronavirus cases in India reached 100,000 on Tuesday, matching its number of intensive care beds, and the rate of increase of new infections showed little sign of slowing.
US tops 90,000 coronavirus deaths, 1.5 million cases
World 6 years ago

US tops 90,000 coronavirus deaths, 1.5 million cases

The United States on Monday surpassed 90,000 deaths from the novel coronavirus and 1.5 million confirmed cases, according to a running tally from Johns Hopkins University.

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