Covid 19 vaccine
What is Langya, the fresh zoonotic virus outbreak that infected 35 people in China?
Shandong and Henan, two Chinese provinces, have reported infections. According to CDC Deputy Director-General Chuang Jen-hsiang, the agency will soon establish a standardised process for domestic…
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New Zealand: Coronavirus is now equal leading cause of death for the first time
Otago University epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker said as quoted by NZ Herald, "For the first time, Covid-19 has probably become the leading cause of death in New Zealand"
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COVID-19 can rebound even in those who haven't taken Paxlovid: Study
Around 12 per cent of people who have tested for coronavirus, had a "viral rebound", which means days after testing negative, they tested positive again
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Covid-related loss of smell might be linked to cognitive impairment: Study
COVID-19 and Alzheimer’s: Preliminary findings of a study suggest that there may be a link between Covid-related loss of smell might be linked to cognitive impairment
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Americans flooding Mexico City, and locals want them to go home
According to a Los Angeles Times article published on Wednesday, some Mexican natives are “fed up” with the growing number of Americans migrating to and visiting the country—many of them from…
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Over 30 Indian students vaccinated with one syringe, probe ordered
In the state of Madhya Pradesh in central India, a health professional is under investigation for administering the vaccine to 30 students with one syringe. The event occurred as students were…
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Millions develop long-lasting problems with sense of smell or taste after COVID-19: Study
Coronavirus: The lost sense of smell has been one of the major symptoms that act as an identifier for Covid. However, experts are probing how often symptoms like this occur or how…
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'Unjected': Due to 'debug mode' glitch, anti-vax dating site leaked data for thousands of users
The dating site "Unjected," which caters to those who have not received the COVID-19 vaccine, neglected to implement even the most basic security measures, exposing important information and…
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COVID-19: India reports 20,279 new cases in 24 hours, govt to focus on vaccination campaigns
The central government has been assisting the States and UTs by giving them free Covid vaccines as a part of its national vaccination push
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COVID-19: Australian government encourages people to 'work from home'
Till now, 95 per cent of adults above the age of 16 have received two doses so far, which has limited Australia’s overall Covid cases to under 9 million and its Covid deaths reported at 10,845,…
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Indian government commemorates 75th independence day with 75 days of free Covid precaution dose
Rajesh Bhushan, the union health secretary, also urged states and union territories to hold special vaccination clinics on different Yatra routes as well as office buildings, railway stations,…
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Covid-19 virus may survive for one month on frozen meat: Study
According to a study, the COVID-19-causing SARS-CoV-2 virus may persist on meat and fish products in the fridge or freezer for up to 30 days. The study, which was just published in the journal…
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COVID-19: India reports over 20,000 cases for first time in 145 days, free booster shots on cards
However, of the 38 fatalities reported, 16 were from Kerala, 10 were from Maharashtra, four were in West Bengal, three were in Delhi and one each from Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, and…
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Worrying trend: New Covid variant BA.2.75 shows ‘exponential’ increase in cases globally
The fact that the variant has been detected in parts of the world that have lower levels of virus surveillance is an early indication it is spreading fast.
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COVID-19: European Union advises second booster for people above 60 years
In order to tackle the BA.1 Omicron variant, vaccine manufacturers including Moderna Inc. and partners Pfizer Inc. and BioTech have been testing modified versions of their coronavirus vaccines
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Infants separated from parents as China reports new coronavirus cases; Is Xi's 'Zero-Covid' policy a failure?
Chinese citizens vented their frustrations on social media, sparking a public outcry against Xi's Zero-Covid policy. Some reported that children, even infants, were forcibly separated from their…
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What is Langya, the fresh zoonotic virus outbreak that infected 35 people in China?
Shandong and Henan, two Chinese provinces, have reported infections. According to CDC Deputy Director-General Chuang Jen-hsiang, the agency will soon establish a standardised process for domestic…
Read Article →
New Zealand: Coronavirus is now equal leading cause of death for the first time
Otago University epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker said as quoted by NZ Herald, "For the first time, Covid-19 has probably become the leading cause of death in New Zealand"
Read Article →
COVID-19 can rebound even in those who haven't taken Paxlovid: Study
Around 12 per cent of people who have tested for coronavirus, had a "viral rebound", which means days after testing negative, they tested positive again
Read Article →
Covid-related loss of smell might be linked to cognitive impairment: Study
COVID-19 and Alzheimer’s: Preliminary findings of a study suggest that there may be a link between Covid-related loss of smell might be linked to cognitive impairment
Read Article →
Americans flooding Mexico City, and locals want them to go home
According to a Los Angeles Times article published on Wednesday, some Mexican natives are “fed up” with the growing number of Americans migrating to and visiting the country—many of them from…
Read Article →
Over 30 Indian students vaccinated with one syringe, probe ordered
In the state of Madhya Pradesh in central India, a health professional is under investigation for administering the vaccine to 30 students with one syringe. The event occurred as students were…
Read Article →
Millions develop long-lasting problems with sense of smell or taste after COVID-19: Study
Coronavirus: The lost sense of smell has been one of the major symptoms that act as an identifier for Covid. However, experts are probing how often symptoms like this occur or how…
Read Article →
'Unjected': Due to 'debug mode' glitch, anti-vax dating site leaked data for thousands of users
The dating site "Unjected," which caters to those who have not received the COVID-19 vaccine, neglected to implement even the most basic security measures, exposing important information and…
Read Article →
COVID-19: India reports 20,279 new cases in 24 hours, govt to focus on vaccination campaigns
The central government has been assisting the States and UTs by giving them free Covid vaccines as a part of its national vaccination push
Read Article →
COVID-19: Australian government encourages people to 'work from home'
Till now, 95 per cent of adults above the age of 16 have received two doses so far, which has limited Australia’s overall Covid cases to under 9 million and its Covid deaths reported at 10,845,…
Read Article →
Indian government commemorates 75th independence day with 75 days of free Covid precaution dose
Rajesh Bhushan, the union health secretary, also urged states and union territories to hold special vaccination clinics on different Yatra routes as well as office buildings, railway stations,…
Read Article →
Covid-19 virus may survive for one month on frozen meat: Study
According to a study, the COVID-19-causing SARS-CoV-2 virus may persist on meat and fish products in the fridge or freezer for up to 30 days. The study, which was just published in the journal…
Read Article →
COVID-19: India reports over 20,000 cases for first time in 145 days, free booster shots on cards
However, of the 38 fatalities reported, 16 were from Kerala, 10 were from Maharashtra, four were in West Bengal, three were in Delhi and one each from Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, and…
Read Article →
Worrying trend: New Covid variant BA.2.75 shows ‘exponential’ increase in cases globally
The fact that the variant has been detected in parts of the world that have lower levels of virus surveillance is an early indication it is spreading fast.
Read Article →
COVID-19: European Union advises second booster for people above 60 years
In order to tackle the BA.1 Omicron variant, vaccine manufacturers including Moderna Inc. and partners Pfizer Inc. and BioTech have been testing modified versions of their coronavirus vaccines
Read Article →
Macau uses two more casino hotels for COVID-19 medical facilities
More than 90% of Macau's residents are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 but this is the first time the city is grappling with the fast-spreading Omicron coronavirus variant
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COVID-19: Australia to offer fourth shot amid new Omicron variants threat
The most populous state, New South Wales, recently issued a warning about the recent outbreak of infections brought on by the two variants
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When 'voluntary' vaccination becomes mandatory: Beijing issues vaccine mandate amid rise in Covid cases
Chinese social media users were quick to point out that this vaccine mandate contradicts national health authorities' guidance that vaccination should be voluntary
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What causes Covid brain fog? This study has answer; may help devise new treatments for long Covid
This particular discovery could explain why some people have those lingering effects from infection and the findings may also help devise new treatments for long Covid
Read Article →
Infants separated from parents as China reports new coronavirus cases; Is Xi's 'Zero-Covid' policy a failure?
Chinese citizens vented their frustrations on social media, sparking a public outcry against Xi's Zero-Covid policy. Some reported that children, even infants, were forcibly separated from their…
Read Article →
What is Langya, the fresh zoonotic virus outbreak that infected 35 people in China?
Shandong and Henan, two Chinese provinces, have reported infections. According to CDC Deputy Director-General Chuang Jen-hsiang, the agency will soon establish a standardised process for domestic…
Read Article →
New Zealand: Coronavirus is now equal leading cause of death for the first time
Otago University epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker said as quoted by NZ Herald, "For the first time, Covid-19 has probably become the leading cause of death in New Zealand"
Read Article →
COVID-19 can rebound even in those who haven't taken Paxlovid: Study
Around 12 per cent of people who have tested for coronavirus, had a "viral rebound", which means days after testing negative, they tested positive again
Read Article →
Covid-related loss of smell might be linked to cognitive impairment: Study
COVID-19 and Alzheimer’s: Preliminary findings of a study suggest that there may be a link between Covid-related loss of smell might be linked to cognitive impairment
Read Article →
Americans flooding Mexico City, and locals want them to go home
According to a Los Angeles Times article published on Wednesday, some Mexican natives are “fed up” with the growing number of Americans migrating to and visiting the country—many of them from…
Read Article →
Over 30 Indian students vaccinated with one syringe, probe ordered
In the state of Madhya Pradesh in central India, a health professional is under investigation for administering the vaccine to 30 students with one syringe. The event occurred as students were…
Read Article →
Millions develop long-lasting problems with sense of smell or taste after COVID-19: Study
Coronavirus: The lost sense of smell has been one of the major symptoms that act as an identifier for Covid. However, experts are probing how often symptoms like this occur or how…
Read Article →
'Unjected': Due to 'debug mode' glitch, anti-vax dating site leaked data for thousands of users
The dating site "Unjected," which caters to those who have not received the COVID-19 vaccine, neglected to implement even the most basic security measures, exposing important information and…
Read Article →
COVID-19: India reports 20,279 new cases in 24 hours, govt to focus on vaccination campaigns
The central government has been assisting the States and UTs by giving them free Covid vaccines as a part of its national vaccination push
Read Article →
COVID-19: Australian government encourages people to 'work from home'
Till now, 95 per cent of adults above the age of 16 have received two doses so far, which has limited Australia’s overall Covid cases to under 9 million and its Covid deaths reported at 10,845,…
Read Article →
Indian government commemorates 75th independence day with 75 days of free Covid precaution dose
Rajesh Bhushan, the union health secretary, also urged states and union territories to hold special vaccination clinics on different Yatra routes as well as office buildings, railway stations,…
Read Article →
Covid-19 virus may survive for one month on frozen meat: Study
According to a study, the COVID-19-causing SARS-CoV-2 virus may persist on meat and fish products in the fridge or freezer for up to 30 days. The study, which was just published in the journal…
Read Article →
COVID-19: India reports over 20,000 cases for first time in 145 days, free booster shots on cards
However, of the 38 fatalities reported, 16 were from Kerala, 10 were from Maharashtra, four were in West Bengal, three were in Delhi and one each from Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, and…
Read Article →
Worrying trend: New Covid variant BA.2.75 shows ‘exponential’ increase in cases globally
The fact that the variant has been detected in parts of the world that have lower levels of virus surveillance is an early indication it is spreading fast.
Read Article →
COVID-19: European Union advises second booster for people above 60 years
In order to tackle the BA.1 Omicron variant, vaccine manufacturers including Moderna Inc. and partners Pfizer Inc. and BioTech have been testing modified versions of their coronavirus vaccines
Read Article →
Macau uses two more casino hotels for COVID-19 medical facilities
More than 90% of Macau's residents are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 but this is the first time the city is grappling with the fast-spreading Omicron coronavirus variant
Read Article →
COVID-19: Australia to offer fourth shot amid new Omicron variants threat
The most populous state, New South Wales, recently issued a warning about the recent outbreak of infections brought on by the two variants
Read Article →
When 'voluntary' vaccination becomes mandatory: Beijing issues vaccine mandate amid rise in Covid cases
Chinese social media users were quick to point out that this vaccine mandate contradicts national health authorities' guidance that vaccination should be voluntary
Read Article →
What causes Covid brain fog? This study has answer; may help devise new treatments for long Covid
This particular discovery could explain why some people have those lingering effects from infection and the findings may also help devise new treatments for long Covid
Read Article →
In pics: North Korea deploys army to curb virus outbreak
North Korea has mobilised its military to distribute COVID medications and deployed more than 10,000 health workers to help trace potential patients as it fights a sweeping coronavirus wave, state
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In Pics: For first time, North Korea reports Omicron cases, goes for lockdown
North Korea confirmed its first-ever Covid cases on Thursday and declared a "serious emergency", with leader Kim Jong Un ordering lockdowns across the country. (Text: AFP)
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Visitors trickle back, but climbing mecca Nepal seeks more - see pics
Nepal is putting a 21st-century spin on a tourism sector dominated by activities unchanged for generations as it looks to boost a vital part of an economy decimated by the COVID-19 pandemic and soa
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Canadian anti-vax trucker protest fires up copycat protests
A protest movement by Canadian truckers angered over Covid vaccine rules has become a rallying point for opponents of pandemic restrictions, firing up crowds from New York to New Zealand.
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Thousands in Washington protest against 'tyranny' of COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Waving signs denouncing President Joe Biden and calling for "freedom," several thousand people demonstrated in Washington Sunday against what some described as the "tyranny" of COVID-19 vaccine man
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Feeling like March 2020? Here's how Covid Omicron is affecting entertainment again
The discovery of the highly mutated Omicron variant of Covid-19 has shaken the entire world again, much like how another variant did in March 2020.
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Doctors scale rockslides, invoke gods to vaccinate Himalayan villages
To visit the Indian village of Malana deep in the Himalayas, a COVID-19 vaccination team scrambled over a landslide that blocked the road the day before, scaled a retaining wall and then began a th
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Locals gather at Eiffel Tower to protest France government's Covid pass
Hundreds of locals took to streets once again to protest against the France government's new Covid passport
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Berlin introduces the best way to get the jab - a party
How is your city promoting inoculation? Berlin has coined the best idea to encourage jab against coronavirus.
Check out the story to know more!
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Covid corruption and scandals that rocked the world
Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's president, is facing fresh protests for his allegedly inept and downright criminal pandemic response.
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Impeachment? Brazilians protest against Jair Bolsonaro for poor handling of COVID-19
As the authorities investigate corruption claims against Jair Bolsonaro, locals continue protesting against the President's poor handling of the coronavirus pandemic that has led to millions of dea
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South Africa's opposition organises 'super spreader' march to demand covid vaccines
Annoyed by the slow vaccination process by the South African government, thousands of opposition party supporters took to the streets to demand more vaccines against coronavirus
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Rides to jabs: Disneyland Paris turns into Covid vaccine centre
Disneyland Paris has been converted into a Covid vaccination site at its convention centre to help as the country steps up its inoculation drive
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India's capital in lockdown: Here's what's allowed, what's not
Amid the massive surge in coronavirus infection in Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Monday announced that the national capital will be under lockdown for six days, starting from Monday at 10 P
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