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WHO Exploring When to End Covid-19 Emergency

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Public health experts at the World Health Organization have begun discussing how and when to call an end to the global Covid-19 crisis. Bloomberg's Drew Armstrong reports on Bloomberg Television.
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New Strain Of COVID-19 Found In England

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Health organizations are investigating the new strain which is reportedly more contagious but isn't deadlier.
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CLEAN : WHOs World Health Day focuses on food safety

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CLEAN : WHOs World Health Day focuses on food safety
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Germany Coronavirus Tracing App Has 80% Success Rate, SAP CTO Says

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Jun.26 -- Germany's coronavirus tracing app is 80% accurate in showing whether a user comes within 2 meters of an infected person for 15 minutes, says Juergen Mueller, chief technology officer and head of data operations at SAP SE. The...
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Scientists Work To Replicate Moderna Shot And End Vaccine Inequality

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Scientists in Cape Town, South Africa are working on a way around an industry that has prioritized rich countries over poor.
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How Misleading Messaging Led Young People to Resist Virus Warnings

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May.20 -- Johns Hopkins Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Lauren Sauer discusses the risk posed by Covid-19 to younger people. She also comments on Moderna Inc.'s vaccine trial in an interview on "Bloomberg Surveillance." The...
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VOICED: Keeping swine flu at bay with a few simple tips

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VOICED: Keeping swine flu at bay with a few simple tips
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Bayer Will Donate Chloroquine If Drug Can Treat Virus, CEO Says

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Apr.27 -- Bayer AG raised the specter of “considerable liquidity challenges” as it engages in high-stakes negotiations in the U.S. over claims that the company's Roundup weedkiller caused cancer. Chief Executive Officer Werner Baumann...
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Coronavirus Is 10 Times More Lethal Than Seasonal Flu, Fauci Says

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Mar.11 -- National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci tells the House Oversight and Reform Committee that the novel coronavirus spreading across the globe is “10 times more lethal than the seasonal flu.”
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WHO Has a Simple Message for All Countries: Test, Test, Test

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Mar.16 -- World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stresses the importance of testing and isolation in combatting the global coronavirus outbreak. He speaks at a press briefing in Geneva.
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WHO Says Vaccines Won’t Be Enough on Their Own

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Jan.04 -- World Health Organization Special Envoy for Covid-19 David Nabarro discuses global vaccine distribution and urges thoughtful planning over speed in vaccinating the global population. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
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Educating young Indians about diabetes prevention

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New Delhi, Nov 06, 2008 1. Pan from wide of television in living room to Nandagopal and his wife on his couch 2. Close of remote control in his hands 3. Close of Nandagopal's face 4. Close of wife's face 5. Wide of the couple seated...
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Bill Gates: U.S. Better Positioned After Botching Early Covid Response

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Nov.19 -- Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Co-Chair Bill Gates says the U.S. rejoining the World Health Organization is a positive step towards a uniform vaccine certificate. Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait moderates the...
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W.H.O. Numbers Show Cases Of The Flu Are Low So Far

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Doctors warn that despite low global flu numbers, people should still be vigilant.
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India limits virus tests to those from affected countries

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The World Health Organization has urged countries to test as many people as possible to curb the coronavirus pandemic, but India has taken a different approach.
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Covid-19 Cases Soar in Young Adults Bored of Social Distancing

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Jul.27 -- Covid-19 infections among millennials and Generation Z are driving new waves of cases which don’t seem to be abating despite re-imposed restrictions. The worrying trend reflects that social distancing curbs are proving...
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VOICED: Taps running dry in water-rich Cameroon

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VOICED: Taps running dry in water-rich Cameroon
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CLEAN : No reason to expect existing vaccines will fail against Omicron: WHO

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Covid-19 current vaccines should "show efficacy against severe disease and hospitalization" in the case of Onicron variant, World Health Organization's second-in-command Michael Ryan says in a interview with AFP (Footage by AFPTV via...
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Deadly form of common childhood illness linked to mysterious child deaths

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A deadly form of hand, foot and mouth disease has been linked to mysterious child deaths in Cambodia that sparked alarm after a cause could not immediately be determined, health officials said on Tuesday. Lab tests have confirmed that...
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VOICED: Swine flu spreads in Asia, Americas

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VOICED: Swine flu spreads in Asia, Americas
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Buying Non-Performing Loans in Southeast Asia, Arena Management Says

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Feb.26 -- Dan Zwirn, chief executive and chief investment officer at Arena Management, discusses the opportunities he sees in Asian credit markets. He speaks with Paul Allen and Haslinda Amin on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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Investors Need to Reprice Risk Amid Virus Spread: State Street

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Feb.24 -- Timothy Graf, head of macro strategy EMEA at State Street, and Kit Juckes, chief FX strategist at Societe Generale, discuss the impact of the coronavirus on equities, foreign-exchange markets and the global economy. They speak...
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CDC Confirms First Human-to-Human U.S. Coronavirus Infection

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Jan.30 -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the first case of human-to-human transmission of the coronavirus in the U.S., after a woman who traveled to China and had already been diagnosed infected her husband. Max...
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Authors Retract Study On Hydroxychloroquine

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The Lancet medical journal said the authors were "unable to complete an independent audit of the data underpinning their analysis."