[ad_1] ADDIS ABABA, Jan.30 (Xinhua) – The African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC of Africa) said Saturday that the second wave of ongoing COVID-19 infections could be associated with the emergence of variants that they are more transmissible. “Africa is currently experiencing an increase in the number of …
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[ad_1] The escalation of the conflict and the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Cabo Delgado have left communities completely dependent on humanitarian assistance. According to the Government, attacks by non-state groups have forced more than 565,000 people to flee their homes and villages, abandoning their crops and livelihoods. Last …
Read More »Japan’s prime minister insists on virtual Davos appearance that Tokyo Olympics are a success
[ad_1] TOKYO (AP) – Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, despite mounting uncertainty as coronavirus cases rise in his country, renewed his determination on Friday to host the postponed Tokyo Olympics this summer as a symbol of victory. human on the pandemic. See also: The Olympic Committee says the Tokyo Games …
Read More »After the rise of the West and Asia, we need a better form of capitalism
[ad_1] In terms of GDP, the world is better than ever. However, we need a different global economic system if we want to create a more sustainable and inclusive world. Here’s why. In the 75 years since World War II, the world has seen an unprecedented explosion of wealth. Thanks …
Read More »First study to analyze the potency of maternal antibodies
[ad_1] Washington, DC – Research shows that certain segments of the population who contract SARS-CoV-2, the strain of the virus that causes COVID-19, tend to get sicker and are at higher risk of worse outcomes, and that includes pregnant women and babies under two months. In a new study to …
Read More »One-third of Africa to get vaccinated this year: WHO, World News
[ad_1] Africa can expect to see at least 30 percent of its population immunized against the coronavirus by the end of 2021, the World Health Organization said Thursday, as vaccines begin to reach the continent. Africa is estimated to need 1.5 billion doses of vaccines to immunize 60 percent of …
Read More »England’s COVID-19 Infections ‘Flatten’ But Still Very High: New Study – The New Indian Express
[ad_1] By PTI LONDON: Coronavirus infections in England have stabilized with an indication of a decline, but remain extremely high, according to the latest findings from a study backed by the UK government on Thursday. The Imperial College London and Ipsos MORI Real-time Assessment of Community Transmission (REACT) study of …
Read More »Plitidepsin Could Treat COVID-19, Preclinical Data Suggests
[ad_1] Editor’s Note: Find the latest news and guidance on COVID-19 at Medscape’s Coronavirus Resource Center. Although the evidence is preclinical, a new study shows that the antiviral agent plitidepsin (Aplidin) can block the proliferation of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in different cell lines and in the lungs of mice. The …
Read More »The use of masks, social distancing and ventilation are keys to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in schools
[ad_1] CDC researchers see little evidence that school in person fuels COVID-19 infection Studies in the United States and abroad found little evidence that schools were spreading COVID-19 infections, showing a “way forward” toward face-to-face classes, researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday. the US Disease …
Read More »The EKG function of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 will arrive in 31 new countries
[ad_1] Samsung is expanding its Health Monitor app to 31 new countries, including 28 European countries, and people in those countries will be able to use the app with a Galaxy Watch 3 or Galaxy Active 2 smartwatch to take electrocardiogram (EKG) and blood pressure readings. Samsung says the app …
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