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HANOI (Reuters) – Vietnam’s manufacturing sector is suffering supply chain issues caused by the coronavirus epidemic, which may lead to a delay in production of Samsung Electronics’ new phones, the Ministry of Industry and Trade told Reuters on Friday. Container … Continue reading Vietnam reports supply chain issues from virus, says may hit Samsung output
BEIJING (Reuters) – The new coronavirus has infected 234 people in two prisons outside the province at the center of the epidemic and top officials deemed responsible for the outbreaks have been fired, authorities said on Friday. The infections found … Continue reading China finds spike in coronavirus cases in jails, officials fired
SEOUL (Reuters) – The leader and self-proclaimed messiah of a South Korean religious movement at the center of the country’s largest coronavirus outbreak on Friday called the disease the “devil’s deed” and a test of faith. FILE PHOTO: A woman … Continue reading South Korean church leader says coronavirus outbreak is the ‘devil’s deed’
BEIJING (Reuters) – The new coronavirus has infected 234 people in two prisons outside the province at the center of the epidemic and top officials deemed responsible for the outbreaks have been fired, authorities said on Friday. The infections found … Continue reading China finds spike in coronavirus cases in jails, officials fired
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Pro-democracy protesters have all but vanished from the streets of Hong Kong over the past month as residents avoid the new coronavirus, but the outbreak has broadened discontent with the city’s leadership and China’s influence on … Continue reading Coronavirus widens Hong Kong anger at government, China
BEIJING (Reuters) – Mainland China had 889 new confirmed cases of coronavirus infections on Thursday, the National Health Commission said on Friday, up from 394 cases a day earlier. That brings the total accumulated number of confirmed cases in mainland … Continue reading China reports 889 new confirmed cases of coronavirus on mainland on Feb. 20
BOSTON (Reuters) – Dr. Ann McKee of Boston University studies the brains of deceased football players at the world’s largest brain bank, hoping to learn about the long-term impact of repeated head traumas for people ranging from professional athletes to … Continue reading In brains of dead athletes, researchers seek clues to head trauma
BOSTON (Reuters) – Dr. Ann McKee of Boston University studies the brains of deceased football players at the world’s largest brain bank, hoping to learn about the long-term impact of repeated head traumas for people ranging from professional athletes to … Continue reading In brains of dead athletes, researchers seek clues to head trauma
(Reuters) – The deserted shopping malls and cinemas of South Korea’s Daegu, a city of 2.5 million people, became one of the most striking images outside China of an outbreak that international authorities are trying stop from becoming a global … Continue reading Factbox: Latest on coronavirus spreading in China and beyond
NOVI SANZHARY, Ukraine (Reuters) – Residents of a central Ukrainian town clashed with police, burned tires and hurled projectiles at a convoy of buses carrying evacuees from China’s Hubei province, quarantined in case of the coronavirus, to a sanatorium on … Continue reading Clashes, jeers and burning tires greet coronavirus evacuees in Ukraine
(Reuters Health) – Most people who check in to residential treatment facilities to recover from opioid use disorder won’t be given medicines proven to help combat addiction, a U.S. study suggests. Doctors widely agree that the most effective treatment for … Continue reading Few U.S. residential drug rehabs give anti-addiction medicine
(Reuters Health) – Healthy adults who get at least eight hours of sleep a night may be less likely to experience common exercise-related injuries like fractures, sprains and muscle strains, a study of U.S. soldiers suggests. FILE PHOTO: U.S. Army … Continue reading More sleep at night might reduce daytime injury risk
