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Just 2.5% of the 6.4 billion vaccine doses administered globally, have been in given Africa, despite the continent making up 17% of the world’s population.
Latvia cancels routine operations to free up beds; US donates additional 17 million vaccines to Africa; Palau hits 99% vaccinated.
Researchers in the US studied the relationship between emotion and perception of time during the pandemic. Time passed much quicker for positive thinkers.
Something is stirring at the microeconomic level but extrapolations to the macroeconomy are treacherous.
This report examines the emerging financial challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic as well as the financial support activated within manufacturing.
Research in the UK shows COVID-19 symptoms can be similar to the common cold. So how can you tell the difference? Professor Tim Spector explains the data.
Top stories: COVID-19 cases dropping across the Americas; India to resume vaccine exports; Melbourne, Australia set to exit COVID-19 lockdown next week.
The economic recovery from COVID-19 has seen a jump in inflation in advanced and emerging market economies, driven by a number of factors.
Fostering a sense of security, well-being, confidence, hope and resilience are all techniques to help us decrease stress or trauma in certain situations.
Since the first lockdown in the UK in 2020, the number of remote workers has increased significantly. This has fuelled the need for a comfortable workspace.
Facts about Europe's energy crisis. Demand for gas is rising as economic activity recovers from the pandemic. This has caused a surge in prices which may be too expensive for many Europeans.
Supply chain disruptions, climate change, global economic policies and vaccine accessibility are all factors that will affect the COVID-19 recovery.