Infections have been spurred by schools and universities reopening and mass gatherings like the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
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Brazil indigenous group celebrates 6 months without COVID-19
Their villages were closed to outsiders in March, and the quarantine has paid off.
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Antarctica is still free of COVID-19. Can it stay that way?
Antarctica remains the only continent in a ‘safe little bubble’ – and a global effort aims to keep it that way.
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Virtual marathon: It’s not Boston, but it still counts
The Boston Marathon became a virtual event because of the pandemic. While runners are disappointed, they are trying to make the most of it.
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The Latest: Kentucky infectious disease specialist, hailed as ‘hero,’ dies of COVID-19
FRANKFORT, Ky. – A prominent Kentucky infectious disease specialist who was hailed by the governor as a “front line hero” has died after a nearly four-month battle against COVID-19. Dr. Rebecca Shadowen, who tested positive for the virus on May 13, died on Friday night, Med Center Health in Bowling Green said. Gov. Andy Beshear […]
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Maine CDC reports 42 new coronavirus cases, one more death
Ten cases have now been linked to a Sanford-area funeral and reception held in late August, and people at six social clubs may have been exposed as a result.
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Toots Hibbert, beloved reggae star, dies at 77
Hibbert was admitted to the hospital after showing symptoms of COVID-19.
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Kids infected at day care spread coronavirus at home, study shows
A new report underscores that kids can bring the new coronavirus home from day care and infect relatives.
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Two Shaw’s employees in Sanford test positive for COVID-19
One employee is quarantined and receiving medical care, and the other has left the company.
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Timing ‘isn’t right yet for football’ during the pandemic
The cancellation of the fall high school football season disappointed many, but the nature of the sport always presented a safety risk during the pandemic.