New York Hospital Administers First Pfizer Vaccine Against COVID-19
By Jonathan Allen, Gabriella Borter NEW YORK, Dec 14 (Reuters) – New York on Monday inoculated its first healthcare worker, an intensive care unit nurse … Read more
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Trump Considers Closing New York City, But Governor Opposes
By Alexandra Alper, Maria Caspani WASHINGTON / NEW YORK, Mar 28 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump said on Saturday he may ban travel to and … Read more
WHO reviews Pfizer vaccine for possible inclusion on emergency list
FILE PHOTO. People walk in front of the Pfizer headquarters in Manhattan, New York, USA. November 9, 2020. REUTERS / Carlo Allegri GENEVA, Dec 2 … Read more
Third bailout for TUI worth € 1.8 billion
By Arno Schuetze, Michael Nienaber, Klaus Lauer TUI, the German tourism giant, has reached a deal with private investors, banks and the German government for … Read more
Pfizer’s end of testing paves the way for vaccine this year
Nov 18 (Reuters) – Pfizer Inc to seek emergency approval in the United States for the use of its COVID-19 vaccine, just days after final … Read more
“Great day for humanity”: Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine is more than 90% effective
By Michael erman, Julie Steenhuysen Nov 9 (Reuters) – Pfizer Inc said on Monday its experimental vaccine was more than 90% effective in preventing COVID-19 … Read more
Confine as little as possible and spend more, advises the ECB to States
MADRID / FRANKFURT (Reuters) – European governments must be as selective as possible on containment to limit economic damage, while increasing public spending to support … Read more
Over 50% of COVID-19 Patients May Have Symptoms Months After Discharge
FILE PHOTO: A nurse checks the temperature of a COVID-19 patient in the intensive care unit of a hospital on the outskirts of Buenos Aires. … Read more
U.S. job growth slows; nearly 4 million Americans permanently unemployed
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. employment growth slowed more than expected in September and over 300,000 Americans lost their jobs permanently, dealing a potential blow to … Read more
South Korea to train medical students to fight future epidemics
Archive image of medical workers in protective gear walking in a hospital to treat coronavirus patients amid a surge in confirmed cases of COVID-19 in … Read more