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Apple Awards $10 Million to Nasal Swab Maker COPAN Diagnostics to Help Boost Factory Output
In California, COPAN Diagnostics makes specialized nasal swabs to collect samples for COVID-19 tests, along with vials and sterile media used to transport those swabs to labs for testing.
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Italy's COVID-19 Death Count Up By 578, New Cases Continue To Slow
Deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic in Italy rose by 578 on Wednesday, down from 602 the day before, while the number of new cases slowed to 2,667 from a previous 2,972, continuing the recent downward trend.
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Italy Starts To Look Ahead To 'Phase Two' As COVID-19 Death Count Slows
Italy reported its lowest daily COVID-19 death toll for more than two weeks on Sunday as authorities began to look ahead to a second phase of the battle against the new coronavirus once the lockdown imposed almost a month ago is eventually eased.
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Italy's Coronavirus Contagion Slows Despite Heavy Death Count
Italy reported fresh evidence on Monday that weeks of life spent under a national lockdown could slow the spread of the coronavirus, although the country's death count continued to grow.
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More Than 10,000 Killed In Italy By Coronavirus Pandemic
Italy's world-topping coronavirus death toll shot past 10,000 on Saturday and showed few sign of slowing down. The 889 new fatalities reported by the civil protection service came a day after the nation of 60 million registered a world record 969 deaths on Friday.
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Italy New Coronavirus Infections Drop To Lowest Point In Crisis
Italy on Tuesday received more reassuring evidence that its coronavirus infection rate was slowing thanks to a painful lockdown that other nations are starting to apply at great economic cost.
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Coronavirus: Amazon to Temporarily Stop Shipping Non-Essential Products in Italy, France
Amazon.com will stop shipping non-essential products to consumers in Italy and France, the company said on Saturday, representing an escalation in the e-commerce giant's response in regions hard hit by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Apple Awards $10 Million to Nasal Swab Maker COPAN Diagnostics to Help Boost Factory Output
In California, COPAN Diagnostics makes specialized nasal swabs to collect samples for COVID-19 tests, along with vials and sterile media used to transport those swabs to labs for testing.
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Italy's COVID-19 Death Count Up By 578, New Cases Continue To Slow
Deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic in Italy rose by 578 on Wednesday, down from 602 the day before, while the number of new cases slowed to 2,667 from a previous 2,972, continuing the recent downward trend.
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Italy Starts To Look Ahead To 'Phase Two' As COVID-19 Death Count Slows
Italy reported its lowest daily COVID-19 death toll for more than two weeks on Sunday as authorities began to look ahead to a second phase of the battle against the new coronavirus once the lockdown imposed almost a month ago is eventually eased.
-
Italy's Coronavirus Contagion Slows Despite Heavy Death Count
Italy reported fresh evidence on Monday that weeks of life spent under a national lockdown could slow the spread of the coronavirus, although the country's death count continued to grow.
-
More Than 10,000 Killed In Italy By Coronavirus Pandemic
Italy's world-topping coronavirus death toll shot past 10,000 on Saturday and showed few sign of slowing down. The 889 new fatalities reported by the civil protection service came a day after the nation of 60 million registered a world record 969 deaths on Friday.
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Italy New Coronavirus Infections Drop To Lowest Point In Crisis
Italy on Tuesday received more reassuring evidence that its coronavirus infection rate was slowing thanks to a painful lockdown that other nations are starting to apply at great economic cost.
-
Coronavirus: Amazon to Temporarily Stop Shipping Non-Essential Products in Italy, France
Amazon.com will stop shipping non-essential products to consumers in Italy and France, the company said on Saturday, representing an escalation in the e-commerce giant's response in regions hard hit by the coronavirus outbreak.
