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The Guardian’s health editor surveys the remarkable global efforts to develop effective protection against coronavirus Incredibly fast. Faster than any vaccine has ever been developed before, but we will have … Read More
Physical distancing, far more than washing hands, is the most critical factor in preventing spread of the virus Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The latest drive … Read More
Strides are being made towards an open access atlas that could predict where dangerous animal-borne viruses will next appearHow do you predict where a deadly tropical disease such as Ebola, … Read More
India racks up another 97,570 infections; police disperse demonstartors in Victoria; Brazil deaths climb past 130,000. Follow all the developments Covid-19 vaccine gamble: where bets have been placed and why … Read More
Scientists worldwide are working against the clock to find a viable coronavirus vaccine – but are corners being cut for the sake of political gain and profit? Global coronavirus updates … Read More
Man cleared of virus in April but has now tested positive again; France to impose reciprocal quarantine on travellers returning from UK; ‘Very low evidence’ for plasma therapy authorised by … Read More
While some scientists believe the virus has become less deadly, others look at the factors that suggest otherwise Are Covid-19 death rates decreasing?Most statistics indicate that although cases of Covid-19 … Read More
Birmingham sees ‘extremely concerning’ rise to 30 cases per 100,000 as positive tests in Britain hit highest level since mid-June Lockdown fears for Birmingham amid sharp rise in UK coronavirus … Read More
Coronavirus updates: New Zealand records first new local cases in 102 days; global deaths likely to pass 750,000 this week, says WHO Russia approves vaccine despite testing concerns French and … Read More
California cases pass New York’s; WHO emergencies chief says vaccinations unlikely before 2021; South Africa reports record number of daily deaths South Korea goes into recession as Australia flags huge … Read More