Coronavirus pandemic - TASS

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China urges US to disclose information about its biolabs worldwide

Impossible to intentionally create ‘combat’ virus with tailor-made properties — researcher

Mir-19 drug efficient against XEC version of coronavirus — agency

Two cases of new COVID XEC strain detected in Russia

Russian sanitary watchdog sees no grounds for beginning of new coronavirus pandemic

"However, our main task is to be ready for any developments as the virus mutates and it will continue mutating," head of the service Anna Popova said in an interview with TASS on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum

Biden to return to White House after COVID isolation on Tuesday

The US president tested positive for the virus on July 17

Over 20,000 coronavirus patients undergo treatment in Russian hospitals

Russia currently has more than 80,000 coronavirus patients, Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said

Russia copes with pandemic-related challenges with dignity — Putin

The Russian leader stressed that the actions taken by the cabinet for solving those problems "were balanced and well-timed"

No serious health risks from Covid now — Russian sanitary watchdog

Anna Popova noted that Covid incidence is growing but not dramatically

Covid pandemic continues, expert says

Alexander Gintsburg noted that "the pathogen has not gone anywhere, has given a powerful impetus to many technological innovations in healthcare and science"

Coronavirus cases on the rise in Russia, up 12.6% over last week

According to the crisis center, as many as 39,743 COVID-19 patients recovered during the past week

Number of COVID cases in Russia is 7 times lower than in many European countries — expert

"All the measures that we take give us reason to believe that we are doing everything right, precisely because the numbers are not growing," Anna Popova added

Uzbekistan develops edible COVID-19 vaccine made from tomato

This is the first edible vaccine for COVID-19, according to local media

COVID-19 taught world how to deal with pandemics — WHO

According to Melita Vujnovic, hygiene measures and good epidemiological monitoring, as well as many new tools - genetic research, first and foremost - are very important