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SpaceX launched its mega-rocket Starship but lost both a booster and the spacecraft to a pair of explosions minutes into Saturday’s test flight (the launch...

SpaceXs uncrewed spacecraft Starship, developed to carry astronauts to the moon and beyond, failed in space shortly after lifting off on Saturday, cutting short its second test but making it further than an earlier attempt that ended in an explosion.

About half the respondents to a KFF survey indicated that were not going to take any of the Covid-19 precautions this Fall and Winter.

Samoa’s government has issued a public health notice urging people to get a booster vaccination against Covid-19, as New Zealand experiences its fifth wave...

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More than 60% of people over 80 years of age in Spain have now had the second booster dose of the vaccine against COVID-19. This follows from the latest report 'Comprehensive Vaccination Management' GIV-COVID19 published this Friday by the Ministry of Health, where data on the development of the campaign is collected until last Wednesday,

By RNZ A leading epidemiologist says it appears the country is experiencing a fifth wave of Covid-19. Te Whatu Ora reported more than 5800 confirmed cases...

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Recent CDC data revealed that just 7% of American adults received the latest COVID-19 booster, 10% less than the previous booster made available in 2022. One medical expert present at the CDC's meeting called the numbers "abysmal," while another noted that federal "recommendations are not being heard."

A new COVID-19 variant, HV.1, is rapidly becoming the dominant strain in the United States, accounting for over a quarter of COVID cases. HV.1 is a mutation of the Omicron subvariant EG.5 and is similar in severity to other XBB-related subvariants. Although highly transmissible, it doesnt seem to cause more severe illness. Symptoms are typical COVID symptoms, with variations in severity.