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Biden Vaccine Effort in the US to Rejoin With WHO
President Biden's vaccine effort is one of his first orders as the U.S. rejoined the World Health Organization. -
BC Cautions of Fake COVID-19 Vaccines Sold Online
A British Columbia health agency (BC) is promptly telling the public not to buy COVID-19 vaccines sold online or advertised from unauthorized sources, stating they may pose health risks, are counterfeit, and are ineffective at shielding people from the COVID-19 virus. -
Japan Experiences a Spate of Suicide Incidents Due to COVID-19; Affects the Mental Health of Citizens
Japan is having a spare of suicide incidents as the COVID-19 Pandemic is having a second wave. Victims were women and children which indicates more are killing themselves. -
New Documentary Emerges, Reveals Medics Instructed to Deny Coronavirus Outbreak
After a year of major changes and a shift to new normal due to the ongoing pandemic, a new ITV documentary emerged, revealing that medics in Wuhan, China, were told to remain silent regarding the coronavirus outbreak. -
WHO Chief: 'Not Right' to Vaccinate Younger Adults in Rich Countries Before Elderly in Poorer Countries
The World Health Organization (WHO) chief on Monday denounced drugmakers' profits and vaccine inequalities, indicating it is "not right" that younger and healthier individuals in wealthy nations get inoculated against COVID-19 before older people or health care workers in poorer nations. According to Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, most vaccine makers have targeted locations with the highest profits. -
How Seniors Living Alone Can Protect Themselves During COVID
Social isolation has been a major mental and even physical health issues for people all over the world this past year. Many living alone have found themselves cut off from friends and family because of harsh social distancing requirements and have had to face more time alone than at perhaps any other point in their life. -
COVID-19 Has Lesser Penetration to Veteran Smokers a New Case Study Proves in India
COVID-19 pandemic is affecting millions of lives all over the world. It doesn't seem to stop amid extreme lockdowns and limitations. -
Man Charged for Administering Fake COVID-19 Vaccine to 92-Year-Old Elderly Woman for £160
A 33-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly administering a fake COVID-19 vaccine to an elderly woman. -
Dr. Fauci Gives List of Places To Avoid, Less Chance of Contracting COVID-19
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the United States' top infectious disease expert, stated the current COVID-19 surge that has resulted in over 4,000 fatalities in the nation and hitting record numbers is not a "blip." He described the situation as "very serious," and an increase like that regularly follows travel and people gathering together as people did over the holidays. -
China Denies Entry of Two WHO Representatives After Tests
China denies entry of two WHO representatives according to the state media after the team arrived in Wuhan on Thursday. -
Moderna CEO Believes COVID-19 is Here to Stay 'Forever'
The CEO of COVID-19 vaccine developer Moderna cautioned on Wednesday that COVID-19, which has brought world economies to a standstill and inundated hospitals, will be around "forever." -
Biden's New COVID Stimulus Benefit Proceeds To Children
President-elect Biden's new covid stimulus plan is expected to include a significant unique benefit for children in low and middle-class households. -
Brazil Downgrades Efficacy of Chinese-Made COVID-19 Vaccine; Exhibits Only 50% Efficacy
As the Chinese-produced vaccine for coronavirus exhibited only 50 percent effectiveness in preventing infections, health officials of Brazil downgrade the efficacy of the vaccine, despite the result is above the benchmark of the WHO or the World Health Organization as it is far below compared to the ones produced by some Western countries. -
Biden's COVID Relief Package Goals to Make a Deal With GOP
President-elect Biden is finalizing his proposal for covid relief package and he was signaling that the measure would be designed to gain bipartisan support. -
Next COVID-19 Vaccines Should Be Accessible to 65 and Above, Says Operation Warp Speed Participants
Access to COVID-19 vaccines should be extended by states to 65 and older and any adult with an underlying health condition as suggested by participants of the Operation Warp Speed.
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