You’ll need to be vaccinated if you want to take a cruise, but you don’t need the COVID-19 vaccine for all travel
There’s a growing debate in the US over the use of COVID-19 vaccine passports. Pavlo Gonchar/Getty Images Generally, you do…
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COVID-19 vaccines — minus the needle? Researchers working on capsules, nasal sprays
Researchers are studying ways to deliver COVID-19 vaccines as a capsule, tablet or nasal spray, rather than through injection. Above,…
US opens more distance in worldwide race against coronavirus
The United States opened more distance between itself and much of the rest of the world Thursday, nearing the 200…
Idaho sees big day-to-day drop in COVID-19 cases, also shows positivity rate decline
A spike in coronavirus cases on Wednesday proved to be a blip for Idaho. The Department of Health and Welfare…
Biden’s top intelligence officials won’t rule out lab accident theory for COVID-19 origins
WASHINGTON — President Biden’s top intelligence chiefs have yet to determine how people first became infected with COVID-19, but they…
CNN staffer tells Project Veritas network played up COVID-19 death toll for ratings
The CNN staffer who was secretly recorded admitting the network used “propaganda” to help get Joe Biden elected president also…
Why are so many babies dying of Covid-19 in Brazil?
Lucas More than a year into the pandemic, deaths in Brazil are now at their peak. But despite the overwhelming…
Swedish region declares ‘personal lockdown’ as country suffers Europe’s highest rate of new covid-19 cases
People walk past a trash can with a sign reading ‘The danger is not over – Keep your distance’ in…
UK woman says COVID-19 vaccine turned her into ‘Alien’ monster
A UK woman said she felt like a creature in the sci-fi horror flick “Alien” when she broke out in…
India to approve coronavirus shots green-lit by WHO, others
NEW DELHI (AP) — India said Tuesday that it will approve the use of all coronavirus vaccines that have been…