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“This is not going to be good”, Warns Moderna CEO

30Nov

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“This is not going to be good”, Warns Moderna CEO

While Moderna is focused on future and current opportunities, the president and CEO, Stéphane Bancel, has left no doubt about whether he sees things through a glass half-full or half-empty perspective when it comes to the emergence of the new omicron coronavirus variant. He said in the Financial Times that there is no scenario where today's vaccines are as efficient against the delta variant as they have been against all previous forms. Furthermore, he predicted that the decline may be substantial. Tp read more, Click Here

29Nov

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How Variants Develop

The identification of a "new coronavirus variant of concern," dubbed omicron, has prompted authorities to swiftly put in place new travel restrictions as scientists attempt to figure out the significance of the finding. On Friday, the World Health Organization claimed that preliminary research suggested "an increased risk of reinfection with this variant, as compared to other [variants of concern], according to the organization." According to WHO, the number of occurrences of the variant has been on a rise in almost every province in South Africa where it was first discovered. To see what The WHO says, click here

29Nov

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Omicron Causes Panic

The blessing of Thanksgiving was followed by bad news on Friday: Urgent news about the new Covid variant known as Omicron. The truth is that we don't know much about the Omicron variant. The world is now in a state of information stasis. "With Omicron, South Africa has given us an early warning," says sociologist Zeynep Tufekci. But the warning may be too late. To read more, Click Here

29Nov

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Omicron, Good News?

Amid the worldwide anxiety over a new coronavirus strain, one piece of good news has emerged: The South African doctor who first detected the variant states that sufferers of the omicron variant have "very mild" symptoms. According to the BBC, neither Dr. Angelique Coetzee nor her colleagues had admitted anyone with Covid-19 to a hospital yet. According on her comments, her patients had been exhausted but without any loss of taste or smell, which are common signs of Covid-19. To read more, Click Here

50% Of COVID Patients Will Become Long Haulers?

24Nov

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50% Of COVID Patients Will Become Long Haulers?

COVID-19 survivors have been found to develop a range of physical, psychological, and emotional health problems over time. These issues are observed to be persistent for months and even years after the incident. According to the data, which was gathered, each patient's unfavorable effects of the ailment vary. This research was published in JAMA Open Network and 250,351 adults and children were surveyed; over half had experienced a deterioration in health and continued to fight it. Twenty percent of patients have decreased mobility, while 25% have trouble thinking and/or concentrating (“brain fog”). Sadly the research has shown that 30% will suffer from and develop an anxiety disorder. The data also shows 25% have trouble breathing as well as heart issues (palpitations/ inflammation)...

Pfizer To Allow New Pill To Be Produced Around The World

16Nov

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Pfizer To Allow New Pill To Be Produced Around The World

Pfizer, a pharmaceutical multinational based in New York City, has agreed to a licensing agreement that would allow Pfizer's experimental covid-19 medicine to be produced more widely throughout the world. It's an agreement that suggests around half of the globe's population could gain access to the treatment, even as Pfizer dismisses demands for poorer nations' The drug, paxlovid, a pill combination called paxlovid that was developed by Pfizer and is now being marketed by Teva Pharmaceuticals, reduced the likelihood of hospitalization or death from covid-19 by 89 percent when taken within three days of the start of symptoms. It has not been authorized in the United States yet. To read more, Click Here

16Nov

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Is COVID Long Haulers, The New Normal?

It's been discovered that the majority of people who get COVID-19 experience a complete recovery in a few weeks. There are still roughly 30% of individuals who have and will continue to have long-hauler symptoms. These persistent symptoms, while occasionally bothersome, are typically debilitating for everyday activities. Long-haulers' difficulties are complicated even further by the fact that not one or two COVID cases are identical. Long COVID is a condition that might manifest itself differently and add to an individual's health problems, according to the CDC. To read what experts are saying, Click Here

LA Police and Fire Protest Vaccine Mandates

8Nov

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LA Police and Fire Protest Vaccine Mandates

Today, a group of unvaccinated first responders and Californians against COVID-19 vaccine mandates protests took to the streets as part of a global demonstration. Local firemen, police officers, parents, and community leaders who may lose their jobs if they are not fully vaccinated are among those participating in the demonstration in downtown Los Angeles. If employees in Los Angeles City do not get vaccinated by Dec. 18, they risk losing their jobs. A new vaccination requirement went into effect for a number of indoor businesses in Los Angeles on Monday. To see what happened, Click Here

8Nov

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The End Of COVID-19?

It's doubtful that the United States, or the rest of the world, will be able to completely eradicate Covid-19. But one day it will no longer be a pandemic; cases will no longer be out of control, and hospitals won't be at great risk of overflowing with patients. Many experts believe that the coronavirus will be like a seasonal flu. And they say that vaccines may hold the key. To read more, Click Here

8Nov

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Dr Fauci’s Winter Plan

The number of cases and hospitalizations in the United States has dropped since the delta surge in the summer — but this is slowing down. The number of Americans who die every day from COVID-19 remains around 1,000 a day. New infections remain at around 72,000 per day. What does this mean for the winter? With the reduction in cases, hospitalizations, and deaths, no doubt things are progressing in the correct manner. "The steepness of the deflection isn't as good as it was," Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief medical adviser to President Trump for COVID-19 told NPR's Mary Louise Kelly. It's down to a lower number To see what Dr. Fauci recommends, Click Here