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Pompeo said on Wednesday that US authorities have made multiple formal requests for viral isolates and information about “patient

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Kenya: Experts Link Cold Weather to Spike in COVID-19 Infections

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Africa: Dr. Dougbeh Nyan Postulates Herd Immunity in Parts of Africa

Invited for second speaking engagement at Rowan UniversityOne of Africa's prominent infectious diseases experts from Liberia, Dr. Dougbeh Chris Nyan of Shufflex Biomed, has postulated that many African countries including Liberia could be "going through a stage of Herd Immunity at this point of the

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VIDEO: Fauci warns a coronavirus vaccine is not guaranteed

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health, testified for three hours before the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions

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What should the West learn from China?

Fortunately, while the COVID-19 is spreading around the world, China has achieved progress in controlling the epidemic, and has gradually resumed the economic and social operations, enabling it to free up its hands to accelerate the production of epidemic prevention materials to aid those countries

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Medics urged to ensure proper use of PPE

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Study: New injectable PrEP prevents HIV infections

In the study, a large and carefully-designed trial, injections every two months of cabotegravir stopped seven out 10 (69 per cent) more HIV infections than what has been up till now, state-of-the-art PrEP, namely a daily dose of the pill formerly known as

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Fauci hopeful for a vaccine by late 2020, early 2021 | The Atlanta Voice

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Africa: Four Ways to Combat Malaria in the Time of COVID-19

Second, use community health workers to improve malaria preventive services because high percentages of Africans live in rural areas where accessing hospitals is

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Jefferson County (Ala.) to require face coverings in most public spaces

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Anthony Fauci vs. Donald Trump – Who’s Right?.

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Two pandemics — COVID-19, systemic racism — hold the power to determine our future | The Atlanta Voice

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Tanzania: Magufuli Opens Up - 'My Child Beat Coronavirus

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Growth & Jobs | Businesses urged to employ best practices for delivery

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African-American communities suffer from institutional racism amid COVID-19: Fauci

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that racism has contributed to African-Americans being disproportionately impacted by the disproportionate coronavirus death toll for black Americans https:t.co APM Research Lab report found black Americans account for 24.3 percent

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Mayor Announces Slow Streets for Public Social Distancing | Afro

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Rachael Suggs Pitts, An Early Pioneer In Virus Surveillance, Turns 99

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African-American communities suffer from institutional racism amid COVID-19: Fauci

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Women Work Longer, Sleep Less Due to Covid-19

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