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First person cured of HIV, Timothy Ray Brown, dies
Mr Brown, known as the Berlin patient, was cured after a bone marrow transplant to treat leukaemia.
Delirium 'key Covid symptom' in frail older people
Doctors and carers advised to watch for signs of confusion because it could be a sign of Covid-19.
Quick Covid-19 test to roll out in 133 nations
The WHO says the low-cost test will be available to millions in low- and middle-income countries.
'No reason' for egg freezing 10-year UK storage limit
UK ethics body says extending the limit would give women worried about declining fertility more time and options.
New rules in Netherlands to cope with virus surge
"We are doing our best but the virus is doing better," the Dutch health minister admits.
India is staring at a post-Covid care 'emergency'
Experts say India needs more post-Covid care centres as many patients are reporting lasting symptoms.
Video 3 minutes 11 seconds
'Forced to work' as medics fighting Covid
Almost 200 health workers have died of Covid-19 in Venezuela since the pandemic began in March.
Delirium 'key Covid symptom' in frail older people
Doctors and carers advised to watch for signs of confusion because it could be a sign of Covid-19.
Quick Covid-19 test to roll out in 133 nations
The WHO says the low-cost test will be available to millions in low- and middle-income countries.
'No reason' for egg freezing 10-year UK storage limit
UK ethics body says extending the limit would give women worried about declining fertility more time and options.
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