Climate Health

Catch the falling snow now, tomorrow you may not

Global cold spells and frost days are set to fall as New Year temperatures soar above 20 degrees Celsius in European nations, according.

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Drugs Health Pharma

Omicron variants make up 97.5% of all China infections: WHO

There is a predominance of Omicron BA. 5.2 and BF.7 Covid-19 lineages, accounting for 97.5% of all local infections in China, according to.

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Drugs Health Medical Pharma

China threatens counter measures on travel curbs by EU, US

China tore on to Covid-19 travel restrictions imposed on travellers from Beijing by the US and EU nations and stated it will take.

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Drugs Health Medical

WHO tells China to share Covid-19 data in real-time

The WHO has told Chinese officials to regularly share specific and real-time data on the Covid-19 pandemic as Beijing eases the world's strictest.

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Drugs Medical Pharma

83% of all Africans yet to receive a single Covid-19 vaccine dose

A third of the world’s population has still not received a single dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, including 83% of all Africans, according.

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Health Medical Pharma

China Covid wave might lead to a million deaths  

China Covid wave is expected to lead to a million deaths in the coming months

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Drugs Pharma

Indian regulator clears firm’s drugs linked to Gambia deaths

Samples of Indian cough syrups, linked to the deaths of 66 children in Gambia, complied with government specifications and were not contaminated.

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Health Medical

WHO meeting in January to end Covid-19 tag as a global health emergency

The criteria for ending Covid-19's tag as a global health emergency will come up at a WHO's committee meeting next month, director-general Tedros.

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Health Medical

Long Covid led to 3,544 deaths in the US, says CDC

Nearly 3500 people died of Long Covid in the US in the 2 and 1/2 years of the Pandemic, says CDC

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Drugs Medical Pharma

Portable malaria detection tool without blood tests works in 10 seconds

A harmless beam of infrared light on a person’s finger or ear can detect malaria in five to ten seconds, researchers from the.

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