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"Fake News": Donald Trump Dismisses Reports Of Sacking US Health Secretary
President Donald Trump on Sunday dismissed reports he was considering sacking health secretary Alex Azar as criticism mounts over the US response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Bothers Me It's In The News": White House Doctor On Trump's "Disinfectant" Comment
US President Donald Trump's remarks that disinfectants could potentially treat coronavirus patients remaining in the news after four days of them being made was "bothering", a key member of the White House Task Force on Coronavirus has said.
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"Not Worth Time And Effort": Donald Trump On Press Briefings After Disinfectant Remark
President Donald Trump tweeted Saturday that his daily coronavirus briefings were not worth his time, two days after sparking a furor by suggesting patients might be injected with disinfectant to kill an infection.
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Trump's "Disinfectant" Remarks Taken Out Of Context, Says White House
The White House pushed back Friday at a torrent of criticism of President Donald Trump, saying his apparent suggestion that disinfectant could be injected to treat patients with COVID-19 was taken out of context.
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Don't Inject Or Ingest: Lysol Maker After Trump's "Disinfectant" Remark
Lysol and Dettol maker Reckitt Benckiser warned people against using disinfectants to treat the coronavirus, after US President Donald Trump suggested researchers try putting disinfectants into patients' bodies.
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"Fake News": Donald Trump Dismisses Reports Of Sacking US Health Secretary
President Donald Trump on Sunday dismissed reports he was considering sacking health secretary Alex Azar as criticism mounts over the US response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Bothers Me It's In The News": White House Doctor On Trump's "Disinfectant" Comment
US President Donald Trump's remarks that disinfectants could potentially treat coronavirus patients remaining in the news after four days of them being made was "bothering", a key member of the White House Task Force on Coronavirus has said.
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"Not Worth Time And Effort": Donald Trump On Press Briefings After Disinfectant Remark
President Donald Trump tweeted Saturday that his daily coronavirus briefings were not worth his time, two days after sparking a furor by suggesting patients might be injected with disinfectant to kill an infection.
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Trump's "Disinfectant" Remarks Taken Out Of Context, Says White House
The White House pushed back Friday at a torrent of criticism of President Donald Trump, saying his apparent suggestion that disinfectant could be injected to treat patients with COVID-19 was taken out of context.
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Don't Inject Or Ingest: Lysol Maker After Trump's "Disinfectant" Remark
Lysol and Dettol maker Reckitt Benckiser warned people against using disinfectants to treat the coronavirus, after US President Donald Trump suggested researchers try putting disinfectants into patients' bodies.
