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 | Women-led countries haven't fared significantly better during COVID-19: StudyTo reach this conclusion, they examine national-level data for 175 countries around the world, accounting for COVID-19 infection and death rates, cultural traits and more | |
 | Health Ministry charts out action plan for genomic surveillance consortium to follow to detect mutant CoronavirusGenome sequencing of those who tested positive after coming to India from the United Kingdom is underway to see if they are carrying the mutant strain | |
 | New Coronavirus strain could already be circulating in France: Health MinisterFrance will perform genotype analysis, as it regularly does, to determine if the virus exists in the country, the minister added | |
 | This 87-year-old Indian-origin man will be the first to get the COVID-19 vaccine in the UK. Here's what he saidHari Shukla from Tyne and Wear said he feels it is his duty to receive his first of the two-dose vaccine, a moment UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson hailed as a huge step forward | |
 | UK first country to approve Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, rollout in daysThe government has formally accepted the recommendation from the MHRA, which means the two-dose vaccine can be injected into arms of high-risk categories within days | |
 | Global COVID-19 cases top 43.9 million: Johns Hopkins UniversityAs of Wednesday morning, the total number of cases stood at 43,907,193, while the death toll surged to 1,166,193, the University's Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) revealed | |
 | Humans can transmit COVID-19 virus to wildlife, says a new studyThe researchers urge people to take sanitary precautions when in direct or indirect contact with wild or feral mammal species to prevent human-to-wildlife SARS-CoV-2 transmission | |
 | This English professor's straws made from coconut leaves are a huge hit. Here's whyWhy must one make the best use of elements available in the environment? Professor Saji Varghese explains how he is making straws from coconut leaves and exporting it to ten different countries | |
 | Health officials in Belgium are now advising against the use of hydroxychloroquineThe announcement came after the World Health Organization said it would temporarily drop hydroxychloroquine from its global study into experimental COVID-19 treatments | |
 | Around 42 million EU workers on paid leave amid COVID-19 pandemicBy early May, 26 per cent of the EU's 160 million workers had been enlisted for short-time work or similar forms of temporary wage subsidies | |
 | At 10% of GDP, Modi's Atma-nirbhar Bharat Abhiyan ranks among the biggest in the worldBut unlike the most relief packages announced globally, Rs 20 lakh crore is not entirely in new spending and includes Rs 1.7 lakh crore package the government had announced in March | |
 | COVID-19 lockdowns significantly impacting global air quality for the better: StudyThe improvements in air quality will likely be temporary, but the findings give scientists a glimpse into what air quality could be like in the future | |
 | This disaster relief NGO is battling the hunger and fear caused by the pandemic. Here's howThis Tamil Nadu-based NGO is not only empowering women to stitch masks, they are also distributing two different kinds of kits, hygiene and ration, to the needy in the five states they are present in | |
 | Scientists in the UK develop novel Bluetooth contact tracing app for COVID-19The DP-3T tracing system has been developed to the highest privacy standards, and is ready to deploy into an app, according to the researchers from University College London | |
 | Slow Clap: Why Modi Leaving Twitter, FB and Insta is a sign of our failureModi, on Tuesday, said that he will leave social media but a day after announced that he will let a woman take care of his social media for a day |
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