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  • Lockdown Restrictions Lift In Melbourne As Victoria's COVID-19 Cases Continue To DeclineInternational

    A city offers harsh lessons after emerging from one of the world’s longest lockdowns

    By Sybilla Gross, Jason Scott, and others
  • A medical worker in protective suit collects swab samples from a man amid the COVID-19 outbreak in Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia, Sept. 24, 2020.Health

    Covid-19 scientists flag key immune function as a turning point in life threatening cases

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • A waiter stands outside a busy terrace as Parisians relax as the French Government announced that from Monday all bars and cafes in Paris will be made to shut at 10pm as part of a string of new measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 in France.International

    As infection rates rise, Europe embraces a ‘lockdown lite’ strategy

    By Naomi Kresge, Rachel Chang, and others
  • HONG KONG-HEALTH-VIRUSInternational

    COVID-19 infection lingers in the gut, even after it clears the respiratory system, researchers say

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • hand flush toiletInternational

    Scientists found coronavirus in a long-vacant apartment. A possible spreader? ‘Fecal aerosol plumes’

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • BRITAIN-ROYALS-HEALTH-VIRUS-VACCINE TRIALSInternational

    New COVID-19 vaccine data spotlights an unsung immune player: T cells

    By Jason Gale, Marthe Fourcade, and others
  • Seoul Enforces Wearing Masks On Trains During Rush HoursInternational

    Coronavirus patients who seem to catch COVID-19 twice aren’t infectious 2nd time

    By Jason Gale, Heesu Lee, and others
  • A member of the French civil protection holds a card of COVID-19 symptoms at an accommodation centre for the homeless in Nantes, France.Health

    Here are all the COVID-19 symptoms you knew about—and some you didn’t

    By Jason Gale, Ari Altstedter, and others
  • A man on a stretcher is carried towards an ambulance during the coronavirus pandemic, in Trieste, Italy, on May 1, 2020. (Photo by Jacopo Landi/NurPhoto via Getty Images)Health

    Doctors warn of emerging COVID-19 symptom: dangerous blood clots

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • Gilead Sciences Headquarters As Jumps To Two-Year High On Covid-19 Drug HopesHealth

    Gilead to expand access to remdesivir, its promising coronavirus treatment

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • NBA player Rudy Gobert lost sense of smell, taste with coronavirusHealth

    NBA player highlights common coronavirus symptoms: Lost senses of smell, taste

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • Anti-influenza Avigan from Japan's Fujifilm helped clear the virus from patients a week earlier than the HIV medicine and was associated with improved chest symptoms shown on CT scans.International

    HIV pill fails while flu medication helps in early coronavirus drug trials

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • Symptoms of coronavirus moving to lung from nose and throat can happen very quicklyHealth

    Coronavirus symptoms can progress from moderate to severe ‘very, very quickly’

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • HONG KONG-CHINA-HEALTH-VIRUSInternational

    Fecal transmission may be responsible for coronavirus’s rapid spread

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • People wearing protective masks shop at a supermarket in Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak of a novel coronavirus, in China's central Hubei province. - The death toll from the novel coronavirus surged past 900 in mainland China on February 10, overtaking global fatalities in the 2002-03 SARS epidemic, even as the World Health Organization said the outbreak appeared to be stabilising. (Photo by STR / AFP) / China OUT (Photo by STR/AFP via Getty Images)International

    ‘Vastly underestimated:’ Coronavirus outbreak may infect 500,000 in Wuhan alone before it peaks

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg