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Coronavirus: US has no cohesive plan to tackle massive second wave

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Coronavirus: US has no cohesive plan to tackle massive second wave

The US is battling a massive second wave of coronavirus cases and has no cohesive national strategy to stop the spread

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Opening schools in UK without more testing risks covid-19 second wave

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Finding coronavirus superspreaders may be key to halting a second wave

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Which covid-19 treatments work and how close are we to getting more?

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Which covid-19 treatments work and how close are we to getting more?

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Sarah Gilbert on how her team is making the Oxford coronavirus vaccine

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Sarah Gilbert on how her team is making the Oxford coronavirus vaccine

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A volunteer in Seattle takes part in a trial for a vaccine developed by Moderna

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Coronavirus vaccine hope rises after a flurry of positive results

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Cinema being disinfected

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Coronavirus: Second wave hits Asia as global cases continue to soar

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Big drop in Earth’s surface vibrations seen during covid-19 lockdowns

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Does your blood type influence how susceptible you are to covid-19?

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Does your blood type influence how susceptible you are to covid-19?

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Greta Thunberg: Fight the climate crisis and pandemic simultaneously

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Greta Thunberg: Fight the climate crisis and pandemic simultaneously

Greta Thunberg argues that the world can and should tackle the coronavirus pandemic and climate change simultaneously.

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Lockdown is a unique chance to see how human activity affects wildlife

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Research is our best weapon in the fight against covid-19 and obesity

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UK could eliminate the coronavirus but it might do more harm than good

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Everything you need to know about the Oxford coronavirus vaccine

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