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With Pandemic, We Could Be Back To Square One Soon, Warns WHO Scientist
Two years into the pandemic, governments across the world are eager to put Covid-19 behind them. But for scientists and public health officials, some of the toughest work is yet to come.
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Omicron Raging But Europe Is Easing Restrictions. Here's Why
Europe is accelerating steps to roll back coronavirus restrictions as efforts to control the fast-spreading omicron variant have been largely futile.
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UK Omicron Spread May Be Faster Than In South Africa
The omicron strain may be spreading faster in England than in South Africa, with U.K. cases of the variant possibly topping 60,000 a day by Christmas, according to epidemiologist John Edmunds.
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Stick To Same Covid Vaccine Rather Than Mix-And-Match: WHO Experts
A World Health Organization panel said it's best to give people two doses of the same Covid-19 vaccine, but mixing and matching is a good solution for countries facing supply constraints.
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WHO's Chief Scientist Warns The Pandemic Isn't Slowing Down
Coronavirus infections are rising across most regions of the world as the delta variant spreads, clear evidence that the pandemic isn't on the wane, said the World Health Organization's chief scientist.
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Oxygen Shortage In India's Covid Crisis Sparks Hunt for $1,000 Machines
Raphael Koch, a retailer of medical devices in the small Swiss town of Wil, has been busy for the past two weeks fielding a flurry of phone calls.
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India's Double Mutant Jumps To 10 Countries. All You Need To Know
With India's daily tally of Covid-19 infections surging by records, public health experts worry that a new -- possibly more virulent -- coronavirus variant could be racing through the crowded nation of more than 1.3 billion people.
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New Virus Strain Likely To Cause More Hospitalisations, Deaths: Study
The mutated coronavirus strain that's been spreading in the UK appears to be more contagious and will likely lead to higher levels of hospitalizations and deaths next year, a new study showed.
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LVMH Sales Beat Estimates As Demand Grows for Leather Goods
The Paris-based maker of TAG Heuer watches and Hennessy cognac has managed to insulate itself from a slowdown in France.
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With Pandemic, We Could Be Back To Square One Soon, Warns WHO Scientist
Two years into the pandemic, governments across the world are eager to put Covid-19 behind them. But for scientists and public health officials, some of the toughest work is yet to come.
-
Omicron Raging But Europe Is Easing Restrictions. Here's Why
Europe is accelerating steps to roll back coronavirus restrictions as efforts to control the fast-spreading omicron variant have been largely futile.
-
UK Omicron Spread May Be Faster Than In South Africa
The omicron strain may be spreading faster in England than in South Africa, with U.K. cases of the variant possibly topping 60,000 a day by Christmas, according to epidemiologist John Edmunds.
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Stick To Same Covid Vaccine Rather Than Mix-And-Match: WHO Experts
A World Health Organization panel said it's best to give people two doses of the same Covid-19 vaccine, but mixing and matching is a good solution for countries facing supply constraints.
-
WHO's Chief Scientist Warns The Pandemic Isn't Slowing Down
Coronavirus infections are rising across most regions of the world as the delta variant spreads, clear evidence that the pandemic isn't on the wane, said the World Health Organization's chief scientist.
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Oxygen Shortage In India's Covid Crisis Sparks Hunt for $1,000 Machines
Raphael Koch, a retailer of medical devices in the small Swiss town of Wil, has been busy for the past two weeks fielding a flurry of phone calls.
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India's Double Mutant Jumps To 10 Countries. All You Need To Know
With India's daily tally of Covid-19 infections surging by records, public health experts worry that a new -- possibly more virulent -- coronavirus variant could be racing through the crowded nation of more than 1.3 billion people.
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New Virus Strain Likely To Cause More Hospitalisations, Deaths: Study
The mutated coronavirus strain that's been spreading in the UK appears to be more contagious and will likely lead to higher levels of hospitalizations and deaths next year, a new study showed.
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LVMH Sales Beat Estimates As Demand Grows for Leather Goods
The Paris-based maker of TAG Heuer watches and Hennessy cognac has managed to insulate itself from a slowdown in France.
