A coronavirus strain can cause “severe vomiting” in dogs, research suggests.
Study Says, Canine Coronavirus Causes ‘Severe Vomiting’ in Dogs
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Argentine Leader Alberto Fernandez Tests Positive for the Coronavirus After Receiving Russian Vaccine
Argentine President Alberto Fernandez has tested positive for the new coronavirus and is in good spirits despite a light fever, the first-term Peronist leader said on Saturday.
Study Finds, People with Low Vitamin D Levels are 7% More At-risk of Catching Coronavirus – and the Risk Doubles for Black People who are ‘Sunshine Vitamin’ Deficient
People with higher levels of vitamin D in their bloodstreams are at a lower risk of contracting COVID-19, a new study suggests.
India Fights Second Coronavirus Spike; Bibles For The World Sends 20,000 New Testaments and Bengali Study Bibles to West Bengal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi calls for quick action as India’s COVID-19 infections spike. New cases are at a three-month high despite India having the world’s second-largest vaccination push.
Can Ryan Turell Become the First Orthodox Jewish Player in the NBA?
It wasn’t yet dawn on the morning of March 13, 2020 when Ryan Turell settled into the back seat of a blue-gray SUV destined for BWI Airport outside Washington D.C. The day should have been a joyous one: The sophomore wing for Yeshiva University had […]
Will Spring Vaccinations Lead to Return of Kids Summer Camps?
On this date last year, the World Health Organization declared China’s COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. See our full coronavirus coverage here. Today, approximately 2.2 million people receive COVID-19 vaccines every day in the U.S., and more than 20 million have recovered from COVID-19 infections.
Anniversary of Start of Coronavirus Plague Spotlights Gospel Gaps, Prompts Call to Action
Tomorrow marks a year since the World Health Organization first used the word “pandemic” to describe China’s COVID-19 outbreak. See our coronavirus coverage here.
Traumatized and Tired, Nurses are Quitting Due to the Coronavirus
Nursing was more than a career to Rachel Ellsworth. She says she was “called” to the work.
New Coronavirus Plague Variant Found in New York City
Researchers have documented a new coronavirus variant spreading in New York City.
More Hidden Physical Abuse Feared in Coronavirus-Stricken Mexico
Local missionaries in Mexico who have long ministered to victims of sexual and other physical abuse are all the more challenged in times of coronavirus, as isolation creates the potential for more hidden crimes.
Baghdad Protests Lead to Gospel Advance in Iraq
When throngs of Iraqis began converging on Baghdad’s main square in peaceful protest more than a year ago, a highly educated businessman made sure he was there on the first day – Oct. 1, 2019.
Drug Addicted Inmate in Myanmar Receives Hope and Healing
Amid death and despair in a country wracked by COVID-19, local missionaries in Burma (Myanmar) are going to streets, parks and prisons, daring to offer help and hope.
