British authorities in London warned on Friday that a coronovirus pathogen, first identified in Britain, could be more deadly and more contagious than previous versions of the pathogen. The findings of scientists …
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Johannesburg – Three new laboratory studies are expressing concerns that immune responses arising from Kovid-19 infection or vaccination may be less effective in protecting against the new strain of coronovirus that first …
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A year ago, health officials first confirmed the US Kovid-19 case in Snohomish County, Wash., Near Seattle. Less than 11 months later, the virus reached an isolated aerial enclave, which was established …
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Influenza, generally widespread throughout the northern hemisphere of this year, has become almost invisible. It is a small bright spot among Kovid-19, although the number of people who died from the new …
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Rochelle Wallensky, incoming director of the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said she will start her new job with a big to-do list: states that have to fix the Kovid-19 …
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US stock futures climbed ahead of testimony by Janet Yellen in which she hopes to support higher coronovirus relief spending. The futures tied with the S&P 500 rose 0.8%, pointing to a …
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LOS ANGELES – California state epidemiologists are urging to stop more than 300,000 coronovirus vaccinations using a modern vaccine version because some received medical treatment for potentially severe allergic reactions. Dr. Erica …
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Russia is selling millions of doses of its domestic Sputnik V vaccine overseas, making it a major supplier of a shot that could give Moscow a valuable slice of the global Kovid-19 …
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Those ready to roll up their sleeves for the Kovid-19 vaccine shot will participate in the most ambitious vaccination effort in American history. As efforts intensify, here doctors involved in the vaccine …
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New Delhi – India launched a massive vaccination campaign this weekend, which is expected to use millions of its unique skills to make rapid progress in its efforts to save its population …
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