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The United States are not excelling in their fight against the coronavirus emergency. In the first time, the underestimation of President Donald Trump, who reached other debatable political decisions. Now it's the turn of 68 Haitians,…

The COVID-19 lockdown in South Africa started 21 days ago and the Government is waiting for the scientific assessment to evaluate the efficacy of these measures. Plus, South African companies launched the National Ventilators Project with…

NHS operators feel unprotect for the lack of PPE. The GMB declares that NHS practitioners are at risk. Allegedly 1 Londoner in 5 is affected by COVID-19.

Around 500 EMTs and paramedics on 250 ambulances from all over the US are reaching New York City, these days, in order to support the Big Apple's colleagues in this fight against COVID-19.

COVID-19: in Gaza, Syria and Yemen fewer than 730 fans and 950 intensive care places for over 15 million children and their families. The fight against coronavirus, therefore, becomes unsustainable

The ICRC incoming regional director for Africa, Patrick Youssef explains the situation of COVID-19 in Africa and the consequences that could come out, now that the invisible threat of coronavirus is looming in the conflict zones in Africa…

The vaccine that will stop the coronavirus allegedly will be tested in September and it would be probably ready at 2021 New Year's Eve. We are about to analyze the prospect of Covid-19 pandemic in perspective.

Using robots in hospitals to treat COVID-19 patients? The idea comes from China and now many coronavirus patients are treated with humanoids. this sounds like a great idea to prevent many human beings from getting SARS-COV-2.

When all of this will be passed, and the coronavirus will be a faraway memory, we will have to seriously think on the health systems of the world, regarding the rights of workers, the health of the citizen, herd immunity and disabled…

In times of coronavirus, a very important support to patients with heart disease comes from the American Heart Association, where Dr Nancy Messonnier and Prof Orly Vardeny gave a warning about SARS-CoV-2, in particular, to elderly people.