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Fact Check: Video Shared Online "Predicting" COVID 19's Fourth Wave In 2025 Fake
A purported video of a news report "predicting" the fourth wave of COVID-19 in January 2025 has been recently shared by several social media users.
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Virus-Hit Singapore Plunges Into Recession As Economy Shrinks 41%
Trade-dependent Singapore is one of the first countries to report growth data for the period when many nations entered lockdowns.
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Active Covid-19 Cases In India Rise To 49,622; Daily Deaths At 29
Active Covid cases in country rise to 49,622
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Active Covid-19 Cases In India Rise To 49,622; Daily Deaths At 29
Active Covid cases in country rise to 49,622
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Man Who Had Covid For Over 400 Days Cured, British Researchers Explain Process
The healthcare experts were stunned and started investigating how this happened for so long.
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The Research That Led WHO To Change Stand That COVID-19 Is Airborne
Linsey Marr, an aerosol scientist, and her team took a relook at droplet-aerosol dichotomy and came up with new facts.
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People Are More Pessimistic of Future Climate Action After COVID-19, Study Finds
A study on the temperament of the Spanish population regarding future climate actions taken up by the government and individuals has revealed that most of the Spanish population is pessimistic about the future climate actions after the pandemic. The study, conducted by researchers at the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology of the Univ...
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Why Does Coffee Smell Disgusting After Covid? Study Reveals The Trigger
The most frequently reported trigger, according to the study, was 2-furanmethanethiol, which has a strong roast coffee aroma.
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British Patient Suffered Longest-Known Case Of Covid Before Dying: Report
The patient had fallen victim to 10 mutations of coronavirus, including Alpha, Gamma and the Omicron.
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COVID-19 Variant XE: UK Health Agency On Transmissibility, Infection Rate
The XE variant of COVID-19 is a recombinant of two sublineages of Omicron - BA.1 and BA.2. So far, the cases have been found only in Britain.
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COVID-19 Lockdowns Made People Lonelier, Fuelled Addiction To Screens: UK Survey
When it comes to sleep, around a third of the respondents said that the overall quality of their sleep has got worse.
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These Countries Have Zero Covid Cases, Says WHO. See List
The list used to be longer a few months ago, but the situation has now changed. Tonga and Cook Islands are not part of it anymore.
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How Will Covid-19 End? Looking For Clues, Scientists Examine 'Russian Flu'
People who contracted the 'Russian flu' infection, reported symptoms like loss of taste and smell. This is strikingly similar to Covid-19 symptoms.
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Omicron Surge Forces South Korea to End GPS Monitoring, Some Checkups
South Korea will no longer use GPS monitoring to enforce quarantines and will also end daily checkup calls to low-risk coronavirus patients as a fast-developing Omicron surge overwhelms health and government workers.
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Of Isolation And Innovation: How World Coped With Covid-19 For 2 Years
Two years ago, a previously unknown virus plunged humanity into an unprecedented global crisis that has transformed our daily lives -- and significantly expanded scientific knowledge.
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Fact Check: Video Shared Online "Predicting" COVID 19's Fourth Wave In 2025 Fake
A purported video of a news report "predicting" the fourth wave of COVID-19 in January 2025 has been recently shared by several social media users.
-
Virus-Hit Singapore Plunges Into Recession As Economy Shrinks 41%
Trade-dependent Singapore is one of the first countries to report growth data for the period when many nations entered lockdowns.
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Active Covid-19 Cases In India Rise To 49,622; Daily Deaths At 29
Active Covid cases in country rise to 49,622
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Active Covid-19 Cases In India Rise To 49,622; Daily Deaths At 29
Active Covid cases in country rise to 49,622
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Man Who Had Covid For Over 400 Days Cured, British Researchers Explain Process
The healthcare experts were stunned and started investigating how this happened for so long.
-
The Research That Led WHO To Change Stand That COVID-19 Is Airborne
Linsey Marr, an aerosol scientist, and her team took a relook at droplet-aerosol dichotomy and came up with new facts.
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People Are More Pessimistic of Future Climate Action After COVID-19, Study Finds
A study on the temperament of the Spanish population regarding future climate actions taken up by the government and individuals has revealed that most of the Spanish population is pessimistic about the future climate actions after the pandemic. The study, conducted by researchers at the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology of the Univ...
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Why Does Coffee Smell Disgusting After Covid? Study Reveals The Trigger
The most frequently reported trigger, according to the study, was 2-furanmethanethiol, which has a strong roast coffee aroma.
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British Patient Suffered Longest-Known Case Of Covid Before Dying: Report
The patient had fallen victim to 10 mutations of coronavirus, including Alpha, Gamma and the Omicron.
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COVID-19 Variant XE: UK Health Agency On Transmissibility, Infection Rate
The XE variant of COVID-19 is a recombinant of two sublineages of Omicron - BA.1 and BA.2. So far, the cases have been found only in Britain.
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COVID-19 Lockdowns Made People Lonelier, Fuelled Addiction To Screens: UK Survey
When it comes to sleep, around a third of the respondents said that the overall quality of their sleep has got worse.
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These Countries Have Zero Covid Cases, Says WHO. See List
The list used to be longer a few months ago, but the situation has now changed. Tonga and Cook Islands are not part of it anymore.
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How Will Covid-19 End? Looking For Clues, Scientists Examine 'Russian Flu'
People who contracted the 'Russian flu' infection, reported symptoms like loss of taste and smell. This is strikingly similar to Covid-19 symptoms.
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Omicron Surge Forces South Korea to End GPS Monitoring, Some Checkups
South Korea will no longer use GPS monitoring to enforce quarantines and will also end daily checkup calls to low-risk coronavirus patients as a fast-developing Omicron surge overwhelms health and government workers.
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Of Isolation And Innovation: How World Coped With Covid-19 For 2 Years
Two years ago, a previously unknown virus plunged humanity into an unprecedented global crisis that has transformed our daily lives -- and significantly expanded scientific knowledge.
