Tag: COVID-19
Does Antibody Triggered by Covid Booster Tail Off?
Antibodies triggered by a third dose of Sinopharm's COVID-19 shot given to those who completed its primary two-dose regimen dropped sharply after six months,...
Scientists Believe Animals Might Indeed Spread New Variants Back To Us
More than 5.7 million humans have died from COVID-19 globally, over two years.
The list of infected zoo animals now includes gorillas, cougars,...
Living with Covid Strategy Could Do More Harm Than Good
Removal of Covid support as well as safety rules risks more outbreaks and uncertainty, workplace leaders warn, reports The Guardian.
Easing the restrictions
Business leaders and...
Are We Entering A New Phase Of Covid?
As we mark 2 years of the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe and central Asia, we are entering a new phase, driven by the highly...
Omicron Resurrected A Heartbreaking Pandemic Measure
Ryan McAdams, a neonatologist in Madison, Wisconsin, had a complex case to handle: A tiny newborn with a heart defect needed surgery.
The...
Big Pharma To Determine Who Receives The COVID Treatment Pill
Covid-19 has quietly become the gift that keeps on giving to big pharma.
For less wealthy nations, competition isn’t even a possibility.
There...
Non-Covid Symptoms That Shouldn’t Be Ignored
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, concern about possible exposure to the virus has made some patients understandably cautious about visiting the doctor or the...
BIMCO COVID19 Weekly Report – 18 February 2022
This BIMCO COVID 19 weekly report for the week ending 18 February covers the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Fiji and the latest from the...
Queen Elizabeth Tested Positive for Covid 19
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has tested positive for coronavirus, Buckingham Palace announced Sunday.
The 95-year-old sovereign -- who is celebrating her 70th year on...
Will Omicron Lead To Severe Neurological Complications?
Omicron may lead to neurological complications.
Omicron is a variant of the SARS-CoV-2—which had been known to affect the brain.
The predominant symptoms...