
World on brink of 'catastrophic
moral failure' on vaccines: WHO
Tedros urges countries and manufacturers to share COVID-19 vaccine doses more fairly around the world
Tedros urges countries and manufacturers to share COVID-19 vaccine doses more fairly around the world
India plans to meet foreign requirements for COVID vaccines, with the initial focus on the immediate neighbourhood
The country begins COVID-19 vaccine campaign as the pandemic enters a deadly second wave
For nearly the entire pandemic, political polarisation and a rejection of science have stymied the United States’ ability to control the coronavirus
More vaccinations with mask-wearing and avoiding crowds - would be the best way for US to tackle a new, infectious strain of the coronavirus: Fauci
What to know about COVID test for children
It is the only Bangladeshi firm in the race to develop an effective and safe coronavirus vaccine
Nearly a year into the pandemic, parents across the world are watching their children slide down an increasingly slippery path into an all-consuming digital life
The health secretary says no private firm will be allowed to administer the vaccines before the government
The Oxford University-AstraZeneca shots Bangladesh is importing have side effects like any other vaccine