U.S. pledges $162 million more in COVID-19 foreign assistance, bringing total to over $1 billion

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U.S. pledges $162 million more in COVID-19 foreign assistance, bringing total to over $1 billion
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US State Dept. says the government has pledged an additional $162M in foreign aid to fight the coronavirus, bringing the total to more than $1B.

A small study published Wednesday in the journaloffers promising evidence to suggest that recovery from COVID-19 could lead to immunity against reinfection.

The study, from researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, involved nine rhesus macaques — monkeys that share a majority of their genes with humans. The macaques were infected with the coronavirus and later recovered — and more than one month later, they were re-exposed to the virus.

All of the macaques had developed antibodies against the virus, the researchers found, and had"near-complete protection" against the virus when they were re-exposed — a sign that they had developed immunity. Still, more research is needed to determine whether the findings also apply to humans, as well as to determine how long this immunity may last.60-year-old Gertrud Schop lights candles arranged in the shape of a cross, with one candle dedicated to each of the more than 8,000 German Covid-19-related victims, in Zella-Mehlis, eastern Germany on Tuesday. Schop is planning to continue the project until a vaccine against Covid-19 is available.

As of May 30, people in Egypt will be required to cover their nose and mouths at work and in stores, and those flouting the rules will face a fine of the equivalent of $255, Madbouly said. Air traffic will also be suspended, he added.A boy get his hair cut at his home in Cairo, amidst the global outbreak of the coronavirus disease, Egypt, on Monday.

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