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French police raid officials' homes in virus probe
The health minister is among those whose homes and offices have been searched by police.
Trump's son Barron had Covid-19, says first lady
The 14-year-old did not have symptoms and has since tested negative, Melania Trump says.
US Covid vaccine trial paused due to ill volunteer
An independent review is under way to check if the symptoms could be a side-effect of the jab.
Man gets Covid twice with second hit 'more severe'
The report raises questions about how much immunity can be built up to the virus and how long it may last.
Trial to test if Vitamin D protects against Covid
Vitamin pills will be posted to 5,000 UK residents to see if they help boost immunity.
WHO head calls herd immunity approach 'immoral'
Dr Ghebreyesus said allowing coronavirus to spread unchecked would cause unnecessary suffering and death.
Top US scientist says Trump ad quote misleading
The ad appears to show Dr Anthony Fauci praising Donald Trump, but he is talking about his own work.
Trump's son Barron had Covid-19, says first lady
The 14-year-old did not have symptoms and has since tested negative, Melania Trump says.
US Covid vaccine trial paused due to ill volunteer
An independent review is under way to check if the symptoms could be a side-effect of the jab.
Man gets Covid twice with second hit 'more severe'
The report raises questions about how much immunity can be built up to the virus and how long it may last.
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