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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.
Around 70 percent of the population needs to accept a COVID-19 vaccine to achieve herd immunity, but trust in vaccines is declining.
$23 trillion has been wiped off the value of shares since mid-February as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts global economies and industries.
More than 700 coronavirus deaths were reported in New York City on a single day during the COVID-19 pandemic, marking a new crisis for the city.
Fresno's housing inequality, exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, is examined through insights from experts like Ben Metcalf and Brandi Snow during a Retro Report panel discussion.
George Floyd's murder sparked protests, revealing systemic racism during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Black Death rapidly spread across Europe in the 14th century due to factors such as trade routes, population density, and social conditions.
Donna Farber explains why children are less affected by Covid-19 than adults.
The 1918 pandemic affects President Wilson, impacting his health and leadership.
Americans seek joy in Mexico post-pandemic, echoing the Lost Generation's hedonism after World War I.
The 1918 flu pandemic spread rapidly across the globe, with personal stories and historical cemeteries illustrating its impact on communities and cultures.
Data analysis has become essential in tracking the COVID-19 pandemic, as demonstrated by James French's use of Google Maps to monitor foot traffic in cities like Rome and New York.
Lung cancer is deadly, but screening could save lives by enabling early detection.
COVID-19, identified in January, spreads from China and rapidly replicates in lung Airways.
Dr Eric Topol discusses how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of health.
Ischgl's town center transforms into a giant apres-ski party, reminiscent of Sodom and Gomorrah.
Epidemiologists track the coronavirus spread from bats to New Yorkers in this informative video.
The debate over mandatory covid-19 vaccines polarizes America, raising issues of rights and public health.
Americans dreaded summer due to polio season until Jonas Salk developed the vaccine.
During lockdown, Kate Stanforth taught inclusive dance classes online, attracting 40 participants to her virtual sessions.
At least 565 people have died from COVID-19, with one hospital receiving a new patient every five minutes as the virus spreads globally.
The Spanish Flu, often misattributed to Spain, actually originated from a natural mutation on a farm in the USA, likely in Kansas or Arkansas.
Dr. Dirk Teuwen travels to the Congo for 1960s tissue samples to trace HIV's origins.
Scientists in rainforests and bat caves explain how viruses like Covid-19 spill over from wildlife to humans and the necessary steps to prevent future pandemics.
A vaccine passport shows vaccination status but lacks standardization and clear guidelines.
Malaria has defeated more armies than any general, shaping history and racial dynamics.
Protests in China challenge Xi Jinping's zero COVID policy amid rising public frustration.
65 million people died in the first 18 months of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, revealing significant gaps in the global response to infectious diseases.
Howard Markel discusses the impact of social distancing from historical pandemics on current public health.
The Spanish Flu likely originated in Kansas, not Spain, despite common misconceptions.
As of today, there is still no confirmed or probable case of Covid-19 in Nunavut, despite the introduction of strict health protocols.
A semi-professional football club in Hackney, founded by a former inmate, provides a support network for men during the Covid lockdown.
One dancer performs a series of steps, including a jump and a turn, while practicing traditional routines like the jig and the blue bonnets.
More than 100 rapes are reported every day in South Africa, a statistic that worsens as domestic violence rises during the coronavirus lockdown.
Less than 40 performers from the Segovia Brothers Circus became stranded in Honduras during the COVID-19 pandemic, facing challenges to return home.
Half of COVID-19 survivors who experienced ICU delirium face long-term issues, including unemployment and significant life changes.
Conversations with sociologist Jean Pichette explore how the forced downtime during the COVID-19 crisis can reshape human existence and relationships.
In Montreal, filmmaker Marie-Julie Dallaire explores her relationship with her 19-year-old son through conversations about pandemic health restrictions during summer 2020.
Ten years have passed since two cousins last saw each other in Syria, where they shared memories of family and childhood before the war changed everything.
Over 110,000 lives have been lost to COVID-19 in Brazil as President Jair Bolsonaro downplays the pandemic and faces growing opposition from citizens.
Over 168,000 acres burned in the Sierra Nevada mountains during the Caldor wildfires in August 2021, as documented by National Geographic photographer Lindsay Adario.
Nerea, an intensive care nurse in Barcelona, reuses protective masks for up to three shifts due to severe shortages in her hospital.
Germany's cities, including Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt, transformed into ghost towns during the coronavirus pandemic, reflecting the impact of nationwide curfews.
Berlin's schools are closed for at least five weeks, forcing children to adapt to remote learning while parents struggle with job insecurity.
Nancy Lublin and Bob Filbin discuss the rise in crisis text support during the pandemic.
COVID-19 has accelerated the integration of technology in healthcare, showcasing innovations in telemedicine, contact tracing, and vaccine distribution.
Edie underwent 12 rounds of chemotherapy and multiple surgeries before the age of two to treat her stage four neuroblastoma.
