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The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Too early to tell virus has peaked: Butler

Federal Health Minister Mark Butler says the government is yet to confirm if the peak of the current COVID-19 wave has been reached.

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COVID cases drop 9% globally last week, deaths stable

New coronavirus cases fell 9% globally last week while deaths remained stable

The Independent UK

'People will say it's just not worth it' - Newcastle GP hits out at health service pay and warns brain drain could see 'two-tier NHS'

Doctors' Association UK rep Lizzie Toberty has a stark warning for the Department of Health and Social Care.

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Biden Still Testing Positive for COVID, His Doctor Says

US President Joe Biden tested positive again for COVID-19 on Wednesday, his physician Kevin O'Connor said in a memo released by the White House, adding that the test was taken after Biden finished a light workout. Biden continues to feel well and is fever free, O'Connor said, adding that the…

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Wednesday's headlines: Man guilty of killing stranger by pushing her off pier and dad punched woman in face

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

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Tamil Nadu records 1,288 fresh COVID-19 cases

61-year-old from Krishnagiri succumbs to infection

The Hindu

Who is eligible for the second COVID-19 booster?

21.2 million Americans received their second booster by the end of July.

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Doctors thought teenager had Long Covid but mum's intuition was right

Budding footballer Kane Allcock, 15, started suffering from persistent headaches after he tested positive for coronavirus on New Year’s Eve last year

Daily Mirror

ITV4 The Chase viewers irked after Scottish answer is 'not allowed' because of pronunciation

The contestant lost out on a grand, which some fans felt was unfair.

Daily Record

Tips for parents on keeping kids safe online

Young children and adolescents are becoming hyper connected. They are using digital technologies as a platform for learning, connection and socialisation on a global scale. The COVID pandemic meant that kids were moving online for many of their daily activities and spending more time online.

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Met Office issues yellow rain warning for parts of Scotland with possible floods

The Met office has warned that flooding of a few homes and businesses could be possible.

Daily Record

COVID: how careful do I still need to be around older and vulnerable family members?

We are all pretty fed up with COVID, and perhaps keen for a summer of holidays, social outings and family get togethers. But while the threat posed by COVID has certainly decreased the virus can still be dangerous, especially for older people.

The Conversation

Parking fees proposed for permit holders across 1,000 streets in Nottingham

A letter has been issued to residents

Nottingham Post

Growing prescriptions help push CVS past Q2 expectations

CVS Health thumped second-quarter expectations and hiked its full-year forecast as growing prescription claims helped balance a drop in vaccinations

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COVID-19 vaccine sales push Moderna past expectations in Q2

Better-than-expected COVID-19 vaccine sales pushed Moderna past Wall Street’s second-quarter forecasts

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Biotech Daily: Merck's Two Combo Cancer Trials Miss Main Goal, Approval For Sinovac's COVID-19 Shot For Youngest Kids, Alnylam Aces Protein Disorder Trial

Here's a roundup of top developments in the biotech space over the last 24 hours:

The Hindu

Centre has no clear data on doctors dead due to COVID-19

IMA says 1,800 doctors lost their lives due to the pandemic

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'Assume it's Covid' if you have two telltale symptoms, says professor

As the virus develops, so too is the symptoms it causes, according to experts

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EU says Novavax COVID shot must carry heart side-effect warning

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) is recommending Novavax's COVID-19 vaccine carry a warning of the possibility of two types of heart inflammation, an added burden for a shot that has so far failed to win wide uptake.

The Times of India

Man nabbed after thrashing health workers for vaccinating his daughter in Haryana's Nuh

NUH (HARYANA): A man was nabbed on Wednesday for allegedly abusing and beating health workers for administering a Covid vaccine dose to his daughter who was brought to the immunisation centre by her mother, police said.

Daily Mirror

Inside horror camp women and children are still stuck in 8 years after ISIS massacre

WARNING UPSETTING CONTENT: During their rampage, fighters massacred thousands of Yazidi men in Iraq and abducted 3,000 women and young girls, many of whom were kept captive as sex slaves

The Times of India

Rajasthan logs 300 fresh Covid cases, 3 deaths in 24 hours

JAIPUR: Three persons died of Covid-19 in 24 hours in the state bringing toll to 9,585.

Tribune News Service

Mac Engel: Cowboys’ receiver fiasco begs the return of Cole Beasley, but he has 'no shot'

FORT WORTH, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys’ potential solution at their latest wide receiver crisis is waiting to be offered a contract that will never come from his hometown team.

The Guardian - UK

‘We called the mums about an hour after the ceremony’: the rise of secret weddings

It is not just celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck who are arranging private nuptials. Getting hitched without telling anyone is catching on, cutting costs, reducing stress – and avoiding rows with the in-laws

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Deja virus: Monkeypox curve-bending failures are too close to COVID-19 for comfort

This time, the virus with a curve that must be bent is caught not by breathing in shared air, but via skin-to-skin contact. This time, a visible rash and lesions make it easier to identify potential carriers. This time, doctors have decades of experience tending to patients and containing spread…

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