Biological signatures of
worst cases uncovered
Why do some people get severely sick with COVID-19, whereas others quickly recover?
Biological signatures of
Indonesia eyes production of
250m doses of vaccine a year
It will begin phase three of clinical trials in humans this week using a vaccine produced by China's Sinovac
Can humans give virus to bats, other wildlife?
Federal agencies suggest caution in US bat research to avoid transmitting the novel coronavirus to wildlife
50 virus deaths, 1,918
cases in daily count
It raises the body count to 3,234 as caseload hits 244,020
US records over 25,000 coronavirus deaths in July
The US recorded 1.87 million new cases in July, bringing total infections to 4.5 million, for an increase of 69%, while deaths in July rose 20% to nearly 154,000 total
Pandemic loneliness in late life
Many seniors in the US comply with safe distancing and stay-at-home orders even as social isolation generates the lethal byproducts of loneliness
Daily count: 21 virus
deaths, 2,199 cases
The death toll rises to 3,132 as caseload hits 239,807
Vietnam logs first virus death
The country wins plaudits worldwide for one of the most successful national responses to the pandemic
Asia coronavirus spikes spur
warnings against complacency
The surge in coronavirus cases dispel any notion the region may be over the worst
Old vaccines may stop the virus: study
But new research doesn’t prove these vaccines can turn back the coronavirus, experts say
