[ad_1] The twin sisters, one of whom was a nurse, are among the latest victims to die of coronavirus. Children’s nurse Katy Davis, 37, died at Southampton General Hospital on Tuesday. On Friday, her twin sister, Emma, died in the same hospital. Her sister Zoe told the BBC: “They always …
Read More »Coronavirus – Africa Vaccination Week 2020 kicks off as COVID-19 threatens immunization gains
[ad_1] This year’s Africa Vaccination Week starts today as the COVID-19 pandemic is causing significant disruption to vaccination efforts and to the surveillance of vaccine-preventable diseases on the continent. Prior disease outbreaks and humanitarian emergencies have underscored the importance of maintaining essential health services such as immunization. Even brief interruptions …
Read More »Revealed: UK ministers were warned last year of the risks of a coronavirus pandemic | World News
[ad_1] Last year ministers were warned that the United Kingdom must have a sound plan to deal with a pandemic virus and its potentially catastrophic economic and social consequences in a confidential Cabinet Office briefing leaked to the Guardian. The detailed document warned that even a mild pandemic could cost …
Read More »Coronavirus detected in air pollution particles | Environment
[ad_1] The coronavirus has been detected in air pollution particles by scientists investigating whether this could allow it to be transported over longer distances and increase the number of people infected. The work is preliminary and it is not yet known whether the virus remains viable in contaminating particles and …
Read More »New mother dies of coronavirus six days after giving birth | World News
[ad_1] A woman died of coronavirus a few days after giving birth without being able to hold her newborn child. Fozia Hanif began developing symptoms and tested positive for the disease just before her 29th birthday, resulting in the premature birth of her son, Ayaan, earlier this month. Just six …
Read More »Coronavirus May Stay in Patients’ EYES for Weeks, Study Finds – The Sun
[ad_1] CORONAVIRUS could remain in patients’ eyes for weeks, according to a new study. Researchers from Italy’s National Institute of Infectious Diseases found that the deadly virus can remain in a person’s eyes for up to 21 days after developing symptoms for the first time. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus blog …
Read More »Coronavirus – Africa: the potential impact of health service interruptions on the burden of malaria: a modeling analysis for sub-Saharan African countries
[ad_1] Background Since 2000, the world has seen unprecedented progress against the burden of malaria following massive investments to provide effective prevention and treatment interventions to populations at risk in malaria endemic countries. Download report: https://bit.ly/2Y2DFYc The incidence of malaria cases decreased by 30%, from 80 per 1000 inhabitants in …
Read More »Anguish in the Brazilian ICU units overwhelmed by COVID-19
[ad_1] In Brazil, there have been more than 3,300 deaths from COVID-19, with the most affected home in the state of Sao Paulo for a third of the country’s cases. On April 20, 2020, health workers in protective suits monitor a patient infected with COVID-19 in the intensive care unit, …
Read More »Coronavirus update India: Mumbai can see 70,000 cases by May-end | India News
[ad_1] NEW DELHI: With 1,755 new cases, the country reported the highest single-day emerges on Thursday. With this, the number of coronavirus cases in India has jumped to 23,077, a 8.2% rise from the previous day as per the latest reports from states. The number includes 17,610 active cases, 4,749 …
Read More »Italy launches antibody tests for viral immunity
[ad_1] AFP ROME: Italy began testing for antibodies in the northern Lombardy region on Thursday, seeking information on coronavirus immunity to help guide authorities as they reopen the blocked country. Lombardy, the region most affected by the coronavirus crisis in Europe’s most affected country, is betting that the science of …
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