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Every day, the number of Ebola cases in West Point rises from 20 to 70, straining the community's trust in the government and health authorities.
A New York Times reporter reveals the complex origins of the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone.
The Dutch aim for herd immunity against coronavirus, as stated by Prime Minister Mark Rutte.
Eighty people died in two small farming villages in Malaysia due to the Nipah virus outbreak, which devastated the local pig industry.
Activists plan to break into a pig farm to collect feces and swab animals, believing a global pandemic is brewing inside American factory farms.
The surgeon general expresses concern for Black Americans affected by COVID-19 in Washington.
80 people from two villages in central Malaysia died during the Nipah virus outbreak, which devastated the local pig farming industry worth $700 million.
Worrying claims of a childhood cancer cluster emerge around Fukushima's radiation zone.
Shropshire Council partners with a hotel to shelter the homeless during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Ukrainian medics, led by Dr. Denise, treat wounded soldiers in a dangerous makeshift hospital.
President Biden's vaccination plan has led GOP governors to vow to fight it "even to the gates of hell," reflecting deep divisions over vaccine mandates.
250 bottles of shampoo represent the absurdity of hoarding during a pandemic, as discussed by writers and directors reflecting on fictional outbreaks.
In Soacha, Colombia, families display red rags outside their homes as a signal of desperation amid severe food insecurity overshadowing concerns about the coronavirus.
Queens faces the COVID-19 pandemic's impact as community support grows amid tragedy.
Thousands of Haitians, including Delva and his family, are stranded at the U.S.-Mexico border after a mass exodus from Haiti due to violence and natural disasters.
President Donald Trump threatens to cut WHO funding over its ties to China and advice on COVID-19.
Tourists in western Uganda face deadly diseases like Marburg and Ebola from animal contact.
Gas flaring in Iraq is a major polluter causing severe health issues for communities.
Over one million Americans have died from COVID-19, with nearly 40 percent being diabetics, as the pandemic continues to impact lives and health systems.
Lamine Koivogui's team investigates a deadly Ebola outbreak in Guinea in March 2014.
Maya Schweiter reports on Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis and its political implications.
The video debunks false theories linking 5G technology to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Michael Seltzer questions why Ebola precautions were ignored in Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia.
Wang Fan, a craft beer brewer in Wuhan, volunteered during the lockdown and now reflects on the city's struggles and recovery one year later.
Yemen faces a severe humanitarian crisis worsened by the coronavirus pandemic.
Many Republicans believe Bill Gates uses vaccines to implant microchips in Americans.
A doctor reviews unconventional face masks for effectiveness against coronavirus.
A mother in Italy uses art to help her sons cope with pandemic fears during quarantine.
Vaccine passports are coming someday soon, aiming to revive the economy and freedoms.
One in four residents in care homes has died from COVID-19, raising urgent questions about the future of elderly health care.
Congo battles another Ebola outbreak, claiming 400 lives with no effective treatment available.
Davey Smith explains PCR tests for COVID-19 and their importance in accurate diagnosis.
Dr. Larry Brilliant discusses how lessons from past epidemics can inform the global response to COVID-19 and the development of effective vaccines.
Deforestation increases the risk of diseases like Ebola by pushing animals closer to humans.
Avion Simon and his siblings navigate life as orphans after losing their mother to Covid-19, highlighting the long-term health risks associated with such trauma.
New vaccines continue to emerge in the battle against COVID-19 amid public skepticism.
Bill Gates discusses the end of the pandemic with Zanny Minton Beddoes and its global implications.
Billions have been vaccinated, but the delta variant and new mutations pose ongoing threats.
Omicron spreads around the world, raising concerns in Britain, Germany, and Italy about its impact.
China's economy is operating at about 90% capacity compared to pre-pandemic levels, reflecting the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on global markets.
Covid-19 is one of the most virulent and disruptive viruses to have ever existed, with millions more deaths than reported.
Unemployment in the U.S. could reach 20 percent without government intervention, as the economic impact of the pandemic deepens.
Countries like Denmark and Germany consider reopening schools as lockdowns ease worldwide.
Edward Carr and Callum Williams discuss COVID-19's impact on immunity and the economy.
Three-fifths of the two billion confirmed orders of the AstraZeneca vaccine will go to high-income countries, limiting access for poorer nations.
The Economist discusses the potential second wave of Covid-19 with Zanny Minton Beddoes and Slava Chang.
Scientists around the world race to develop a vaccine against COVID-19 amid ethical concerns.
America's high death toll in the corona virus pandemic is linked to Trump's slow response.
