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1.7 million refugees live in Lebanon, many of whom share their home-cooked Syrian meals with Giles Duley, a photographer and humanitarian.
Boris Johnson's leadership in Britain is marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, health crises, and the Partygate scandals, culminating in his resignation and reshaping British politics.
Drug shortages during the Covid-19 pandemic highlighted systemic failures in healthcare, as revealed by whistleblowers from various sectors, emphasizing Big Pharma's profit-driven priorities.
Arthur Knight, accused of being fugitive Nicholas Rossi, navigates a complex investigation by law enforcement following his recovery from a Covid coma.
Zika virus, linked to severe birth defects in babies, has spread globally for decades, prompting urgent research into its origins and potential long-term effects on health.
Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin, co-founders of BioNTech, are honored with the Axel Springer Award in 2021 for their contributions to cancer research and the COVID-19 vaccine.
As schools across the United States reopen for the 2021-2022 academic year, concerns about student health amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the delta variant rise.
In remote regions of South Sudan, vaccine inequality is highlighted as the race to vaccinate vulnerable populations against Covid intensifies amid global disparities.
Ugur Sahin confirms Biontech's vaccine likely works against new coronavirus variants.
Boris Johnson defends his December statements to Parliament amid scrutiny over misleading claims.
Some researchers believe the BCG vaccine may protect against Covid-19.
The aviation industry faces a crisis, with Covid offering a chance for a green reset through hydrogen technology.
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted lives globally, illustrating how chaos can drive personal and societal growth.
Conan reunites with Jordan Schlansky after being gone for a little while, discussing their past show.
The first Covid-19 deaths are reported in the United States, Australia, and Thailand.
Gaza faces severe Covid-19 challenges due to a lack of respirators and healthcare resources.
The delta variant, first identified in India, causes Covid cases to spiral worldwide.
Nancy Lublin and Bob Filbin discuss the rise in crisis text support during the pandemic.
Italy struggles with Covid-19 as officials report record fatalities and close public events.
Five years after Covid-19 was officially declared a pandemic, life remains altered.
Employers seek innovations aimed at making workplaces safe during the Covid-19 era.
American journalists adapted to the challenges of COVID-19 by using remote reporting techniques and facing personal risks while delivering essential news.
The Covid pandemic impacts climate action, delaying key initiatives like the European Commission's climate law.
In New York City during the Covid crisis, funeral director Patrick Ginnetty balances the demands of his profession with personal challenges, including seeking companionship on Tinder.
Donna Farber explains why children are less affected by Covid-19 than adults.
India boosts its soft power by sharing Covid-19 vaccines with the developing world from Pune.
Greece effectively manages Covid-19 despite a decade-long financial crisis in healthcare.
Katrina Manson examines public opinion on western democracies' foreign policy during Covid-19.
COVID-19 causes loss of smell, impacting lives, as seen in Karen's confectionary business.
Kate Shemirani shares Covid conspiracy theories while her son Sebastian debunks them online.
Nanotechnology transforms medicine by detecting diseases and treating Covid-19 effectively.
A NHS doctor refuses vaccination, citing natural immunity and concerns over vaccine effectiveness.
Filming every day for a year, Kitra Cahana captures her father's experience of isolation in a long-term care facility during the pandemic.
Sajid Javid was appointed as Health Secretary on February 13, 2021, following Matt Hancock's resignation amid ongoing challenges in the UK's health sector.
Kelsey runs grief support groups for women, using surf therapy to help them heal from trauma, including experiences of human trafficking and domestic violence.
Phuket's tourism-dependent economy faces severe challenges due to COVID-19, as local residents adapt to the absence of international visitors and mandatory quarantines.
Thalita Rocha delivers oxygen in Covid-struck Manaus after her mother-in-law's death.
200 people line up for food assistance in Grimsby, a town grappling with the fallout from Brexit and rising living costs.
John Harris and John Domokos discuss Covid's lasting impact in the Midlands and north-west England.
About 20 percent of global coronavirus cases are in the United States, despite the country having only four percent of the world's population.
Nine years after a brainstem stroke left him quadriplegic, a rabbi reflects on longing and connection during COVID-19 lockdown in a care facility.
Most scientists believe the novel coronavirus came from nature, but gaps remain in understanding its origin.
Germany's Covid-19 death rate is notably low compared to other European countries.
Covid vaccine rollout here faces challenges as daily vaccinations decline significantly.
India receives ventilators from Britain as Covid-19 cases surge beyond 300,000 daily.
In China, Daniel Satra observes the impact of the government's strict Covid-19 strategy, including mandatory testing and lockdowns, on daily life and reporting.
