How did the Covidsafe app go from being vital to almost irrelevant?
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World Health Organization halts hydroxychloroquine trial for coronavirus amid safety fears
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Why we might not get a coronavirus vaccine
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US critics of stay-at-home orders tied to fossil fuel funding
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How America is victim-blaming the coronavirus dead: As racism warps the US pandemic response, a health crisis has escalated into a culture war
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Hospitals in Latin America buckling under coronavirus strain
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Llama antibodies could help fight coronavirus, study finds
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Australian government plans to bring in mobile phone app to track people with coronavirus
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Finland enlists social influencers in fight against Covid-19 – government advice sent to bloggers, rappers and writers to get to those not reached by traditional media
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Calls grow for Germany-wide use of face masks
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An unreal city: Lockdown in London
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Swedish PM Stefan Löfven warned over 'Russian roulette-style' Covid-19 strategy – health experts say attempt to build herd immunity is a 'mad experiment with 10m people'
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Trump 'offers large sums' for exclusive access to coronavirus vaccine
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Japanese flu drug 'clearly effective' in treating coronavirus, says China
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Georgia is the second state to delay their primaries over the coronavirus
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Satellite images show Iran has built mass graves amid coronavirus outbreak
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Chinese scholar and outspoken critic directly blames Xi Jinping for severity of viral outbreak
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Finland blazes trail in keeping citizens cycling and healthy – country routinely praised for its schools system aims to do the same with preventive health
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China to bar eleven million residents from leaving Wuhan, the city at the centre of coronavirus outbreak
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Amazon has been given free access to healthcare information collected by the NHS as part of a contract with the government.
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We are in the midst of a mental health crisis – advice about jogging and self-care is not enough
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No way to go (2007)
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From singing together to being read to in a library – an arts participation scheme is transforming lives in Denmark
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Gym, eat, repeat: the shocking rise of muscle dysmorphia
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Two-hour ‘dose’ of nature significantly boosts health – study
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Five-year-old boy dies in Uganda as Congo Ebola outbreak spreads
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Donald Trump: NHS must be on the table in US-UK trade talks
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Science institute that advised EU and UN 'actually industry lobby group'
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Ten years after abortion doctor's brutal murder, one woman carries the fight for reproductive rights
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The fringe rightwing group changing the UN agenda on abortion rights
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Sea, sand but no sunscreen: Tiny Tuvalu desperate for skin protection
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Ebola death toll in Congo to pass 1,000, World Health Organization warns
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Not dead but gone: How a concussion changed my girlfriend's personality forever
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Psychedelic renaissance: Could MDMA help with PTSD, depression and anxiety?
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Are sexual abuse victims being diagnosed with a mental disorder they don't have?
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Shock rise in global measles outbreaks 'disastrous' for children, UN warns
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Measles cases at highest for twenty years in Europe, as anti-vaccine movement grows
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Bowel movement: The push to change the way you poo
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GPs to prescribe very low calorie diets in hope of reversing diabetes
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Faulty medical implants harm patients around world
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Sackler family members face mass litigation and criminal investigations over opioids crisis
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Sackler family members face mass litigation, criminal investigations over opioids crisis
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Ban entire pesticide class (organophosphates) to protect children's health, experts say
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NHS beats drug companies in £100m Avastin battle
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The 10,000-step daily goal is totally arbitrary. The popular setting for wearable fitness tech originated with a Japanese marketing campaign in the mid-1960s.
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Fool’s gold: What fish oil is doing to our health and the planet
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Why are we living in an age of anger – is it because of the fifty-year rage cycle?
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Bill Gates: Trump twice asked me the difference between HIV and HPV
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