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New analysis from Australian scientists has found around 15 per cent of people with coronavirus are asymptomatic.
That means they’re carriers without having symptoms, and unless they’re tested, they won’t know they have it.
It’s why experts are urging Australians to remain vigilant with distancing as the country unwinds restrictions.
Medical reporter Sophie Scott has more.
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As COVID-19 cases rocket past 500,000 in Brazil, Sky News’ Stuart Ramsay attended an anti-lockdown march in the nation’s capital.
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US health officials are warning about the possibility of a new wave of coronavirus infections as more than two-thirds of states begin to open.
The death toll in the United States is nearly 90,000, making it the worst-affected country in the world.
And although the overall number of new cases in the country is on the decline, in some states, the number of infections is actually on the rise.
Al Jazeera’s Heidi Zhou-Castro reports from Silver Spring, Maryland, the US.
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Public health academic James Wood speaks to The World about how countries can best manage the risks of a potential second wave of infections as they relax restrictions.
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The Philippines cannot afford another wave of coronavirus infections, President Rodrigo Duterte said Tuesday as he prepared the public for the looming easing of restrictions. Duterte, in a taped public address aired Tuesday, urged the public to wear face masks and practice physical distancing as part of the new norm.
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The Western Cape remains the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in South Africa. It’s currently recording the highest number of infections and deaths. Premier Alan Winde on Thursday gave a media update on the province. Community transmission is well established and numbers are expected to increase as the virus continues to spread.
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MANILA – The Philippines is targeting to eventually conduct 8,000 to 10,000 COVID-19 tests daily as it also studies the extension of Luzon’s month-long lockdown due to the pandemic, a health official.
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Italy is experiencing a coronavirus outbreak, and confirmed cases in South Korea continue to rise. Dr. Seheult discusses these locations and a new article from the peer-reviewed journal JAMA, on the asymptomatic spread of SARS-CoV2 / COVID-19.
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