The Latest Breaking News on COVID-19

1.1million in private households in the UK were likely to have had Covid-19 in the week ending January 17 - down 39% from the previous week

At a meeting to simplify the nation’s COVID-19 vaccination policy, the FDA’s panel of experts could agree on only one thing: Information is woefully lacking about how often different groups of Americans need to be vaccinated. That data gap has contributed to widespread skepticism, undervaccination, and ultimately unnecessary deaths from…

Most common symptoms revealed as UKHSA warns Covid is currently ‘circulating at high levels’

Prevalence of the virus is lowest in England.

Videos appearing to show people experiencing severe side effects after allegedly receiving COVID-19 vaccines are making the rounds on social media as part of a renewed push from anti-vaccine movements to cast doubt on safety.

Federal government data shows the number of average daily COVID-19 cases in Australia is continuing to trend downwards.

The U.S. is poised to make COVID-19 vaccinations more like a yearly flu shot

National Audit Office finds ‘extraordinary waste’ along with failures of governance, oversight and financial controls

First booster increased antibody levels across the board, bringing most vulnerable groups in line with the rest of population

The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) are recommending that people at a higher risk of developing more serious cases of coronavirus should get another booster in 2023.

A doctor has explained how winter is 'particularly bad' for viruses and why young children are prone to falling ill