Nearly all of the thousands of hospitalised coronavirus patients in the New York City area had at least one major chronic health condition, and most — 88 per cent — had at least two, a study has found.

Most patients hospitalised with COVID-19 had chronic health issues, says study

A US warship has sailed through the sensitive Taiwan Strait for the second time in a month amid heightened tensions between Taiwan and China. Taiwan's armed forces monitored the ship which it described as being on an "ordinary mission".

US warship sails through sensitive Taiwan Strait for the second time in a month

In shadow of coronavirus, Muslims face a Ramzan like never before

As many as 91 crew members on an Italian cruise ship docked for repairs in Japan are confirmed to have been infected with coronavirus. The vessel, the Costa Atlantica, was taken into a shipyard in Nagasaki in late February by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries after the pandemic scuttled plans for scheduled repairs in China.

Coronavirus tally rises to 91 on Italian cruise ship docked in Japan

Scientists in Britain are set to begin trials of a potential COVID-19 vaccine on humans on Thursday. This comes in the wake of the government warning it could have to rely on restrictions until next year assuming no vaccine or treatment is found before then.

COVID-19 vaccine trial on humans starts in UK

In this hour of coronavirus pandemic that has hit both the Washington and New Delhi, the Indian-American community has resoundingly shown up across the country. An Indo-American NGO has raised USD 1 million to fight hunger in India and the United States amid the the coronavirus pandemic.

Indo-American NGO raises USD 1 million for coronavirus relief work in India, US

A rich breakfast, including poached eggs on a bean medley with chorizo sausage and porridge with spiced apple and almonds; and a mushroom frittata with buttered potatoes, a green salad with french dressing, a banana, a cheese scone with butter, hummingbird cake and a can of coke as lunch -- no, we are not referring to high-end culinary delight.

New Zealand couple lead a luxurious COVID-19 quarantine, document life in photos

Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who is still recuperating from COVID-19, has the biggest challenge of his life to deal with -- how to lift a lockdown that is destroying swathes of the British economy without triggering a deadly second wave of the outbreak.

UK PM Johnson, recuperating from COVID-19, faces lockdown conundrum

A Chinese lesbian couple`s landmark court battle over the custody of their two children has stirred debate over LGBT rights and put a spotlight on a legal vacuum created by the absence of a same-sex marriage law.

Lesbian couple's custody case takes China into uncharted legal waters

The trajectory of coronavirus cases could have plateaued; but that's not it. India is likely to see a second wave in late July or August with a surge in the number of cases during the monsoon, scientists have said.

India may see second wave of COVID-19 outbreak in monsoon, say scientists

Higher levels of pollutants in the air may be associated with an increased number of deaths from COVID-19. The study has been substantiated by two sets of research reports.

Air pollution is linked to higher COVID-19 death rates, says study

The Maharashtra government has amended its revised lockdown guidelines to allow carrying out of pre-monsoon-related works in Mumbai, Pune and Pimpri- Chinchwad, badly hit by the coronavirus outbreak.

Govt allows pre-monsoon works in coronavirus-hit Mumbai, Pune

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