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A 2007 Naval Academy graduate, David Cope, describes chronic health issues from long-term use of the benzodiazepine Ativan, prescribed for anxiety.
In 2020, BioNTech developed the world's first highly effective COVID-19 vaccine using mRNA technology, a significant advancement in medical science.
1 in 10 children in Guinea die before reaching the age of five, as drivers race to deliver vital vaccines amid a struggling healthcare system.
In South Africa, the epicenter of the HIV pandemic, innovative social networking technologies and improved access to antiretroviral therapies aim to create a future without HIV.
Smallpox was responsible for 10% of all deaths and up to 35% of childhood deaths before Edward Jenner developed the first vaccine in 1798.
3D printing technology allows for the customization of medical implants, potentially transforming how replacement organs are created and used.
Scientists investigate the evolution of viruses and the development of vaccines and treatments to combat emerging viral threats, featuring insights from experts.
Professor Sucharit Bhakdi warns about blood clot risks from gene-based injections in Europe and the US.
Superbugs, bacteria resistant to a full spectrum of antibiotics, are emerging as a significant threat to public health and modern medicine.
In remote regions of South Sudan, vaccine inequality is highlighted as the race to vaccinate vulnerable populations against Covid intensifies amid global disparities.
Minneapolis's Somali community faces a measles outbreak linked to anti-vaxxer misinformation.
The podcast series Blindspot revisits the HIV epidemic in New York City and its impact.
The COVID-19 pandemic highlights the financial dynamics of the vaccine industry, dominated by GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Pfizer, and Sanofi, which control 90 percent of revenue.
COVID-19 is surging once again worldwide, impacting cities across Europe with new restrictions.
The delta variant, first identified in India, causes Covid cases to spiral worldwide.
Bill Gates discusses pandemic preparedness and critiques global responses, including President Trump's.
The emergence of new coronavirus variants, including Delta, has led to a resurgence of COVID-19 cases across the globe.
Two doses of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are expected to be administered to Americans starting within weeks, with efficacy rates over 90%.
The Covid vaccination programme in the Gaza Strip struggles with power cuts and limited doses.
This special discusses COVID-19, vaccine hesitancy in Garner, and Rwanda's vaccine factory.
Seventy confirmed cases of measles have emerged in Vancouver, Washington, amid rising anti-vaccine sentiment and a 25% vaccination rate among patients.
Jeremy Farrar discusses the global race for a Covid-19 vaccine and its challenges.
Melinda Gates discusses vaccine nationalism and the need for global vaccine distribution.
In Wuhan, China, the initial outbreak of COVID-19 linked to a wildlife market leads to a total lockdown of the city, impacting 11 million residents.
Sweden's Stockholm maintains open businesses while prioritizing herd immunity against COVID-19.
A New York Times reporter reveals the complex origins of the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone.
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.
Dr. Steven McDonald states that Black Americans are dying at rates higher than white people due to systemic issues and inadequate healthcare access.
Oval Media's 'Trust WHO' faces censorship from Vimeo over misleading claims about the documentary.
Measles outbreaks in California raise concerns over vaccination exemptions in schools.
Lamine Koivogui's team investigates a deadly Ebola outbreak in Guinea in March 2014.
The video debunks false theories linking 5G technology to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Many Republicans believe Bill Gates uses vaccines to implant microchips in Americans.
Vaccine passports are coming someday soon, aiming to revive the economy and freedoms.
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.
In recent months, the price of some medications has shot up almost 5000%, raising concerns about access to life-saving drugs.
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.
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.
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.
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.
