COVID-19 Crisis Won't Necessarily End With Vaccine, WHO Says
Europe Director Hans Kluge says societies need to learn to live with virusActualités similaires
Articles similaires à COVID-19 Crisis Won't Necessarily End With Vaccine, WHO Says
WHO Official Urges Equitable Distribution of COVID-19 Vaccine in Africa
In this interconnected world it would be short-sighted of wealthy countries to keep vaccine supplies for themselves because no one is safe until everyone is ...US Makes Deal with Biotech Company for 100 Million Doses of Potential COVID-19 Vaccine
Trump's announcement comes hours after Russia announced formal approval of a coronavirus vaccineTrump Says 'Great' Bond With China's Xi Changed After COVID-19
Trump, who is seeking re-election in the Nov. 3 U.S. election, made challenging China a key part of his 2016 presidential campaign but touted his friendly ties ...Actualités similaires
There May Never Be a 'Silver Bullet' Against COVID-19, WHO Chief Says
In a media briefing Monday, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged countries and individuals to 'do it all' to counter spread of virusThere May Never Be a 'Silver Bullet' for Fighting COVID-19, WHO Chief Says
In a media briefing Monday, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged countries and individuals to 'do it all' to counter spread of virusDebate Begins for Who's First in Line for COVID-19 Vaccine
Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health tossed new ideas into the mix: consider geography and give priority to people where an ...Actualités similaires
Public Acceptance Key to COVID-19 Vaccine Success, Fauci Says
Infectious disease expert says work must be done to assure public of vaccine safetyWHO Says COVID-19 Threatens Gains on Hepatitis
Officials say disruptions of hepatitis B immunization because of COVID-19 could cause 5.3 million additional infections among children born in next decadePublic Health Measures Can Suppress COVID-19, WHO Says
World Health Organization warns virus is continuing to accelerate globally at breathtaking speedBritish PM Visits Scotland; Says COVID-19 Crisis Shows Strength of Union
Visit comes as polls indicate support for new independence referendumActualités similaires
WHO Establishes COVID-19 Law Lab With Georgetown University
World Health Organization's director general says governments can use laws to protect health while protecting human rightsCOVID-19 Antibody Test Passes First Major Trials in UK with 98.6% Accuracy, Report Says
Test was developed by the UK Rapid Test Consortium, a partnership between Oxford University and leading UK diagnostics firmsCOVID-19 Pandemic Still Growing, WHO Says
Germany, South Africa and India consider reimposing lockdowns as they prepare to treat an influx of new casesWHO Aiming for 2 Billion Doses of COVID Vaccine by End of 2021
But chief scientist says countries must come to a consensus on which populations would be prioritizedActualités similaires
COVID-19 Vaccine to Be Free in US, Official Says
Federally funded vaccine to go to Americans firstActualités similaires
Pakistan Says Its COVID-19 Cases Could Rise to 1.2 Million by End of July
The national tally of infections stood at more than 140,000 as of SundayActualités similaires
COVID-19 Spread Speeding up in Africa, WHO says
South Africa accounts for 25 percent of continent's casesWHO Says COVID-19 Pandemic is Accelerating in Africa
World Health Organization officials say pandemic is moving from Africa's large capital cities into the hinterlands where it will be more difficult to contain ...Actualités similaires
Wear Masks in Public Says WHO, in Update of COVID-19 Advice
In its new guidance, prompted by evidence from studies conducted in recent weeks, the WHO stressed that face masks were only one of a range of tools that can ...Merck Leaps Into COVID-19 Development Fray with Vaccine, Drug Deals
Most big pharmaceutical companies have already placed their bets on COVID-19 treatments, but Merck has been waiting for opportunities with proven track recordsActualités similaires
WHO, Other Groups Say COVID-19 Restrictions Put Vaccine Programs at Risk
WHO warns there could be a huge increase in preventable diseases, such as measles and polio, as the coronavirus pandemic affects vaccination programs for nearly ...Actualités similaires
COVID-19 Will Be Constant Threat' Until Vaccine Found, WHO Envoy Says
Dr. David Nabarro says protective measures likely to become part of lifeActualités similaires
Trump Confident COVID-19 Vaccine Will Be Available by Year's End
/Meanwhile, ousted federal vaccine agency director warns there is no US plan to mass-produce, distribute a coronavirus vaccineActualités similaires
US Says China Trying to Steal COVID-19 Vaccine Research
The accusation added fuel to Washington's war with Beijing over the coronavirus pandemicActualités similaires
• Sources :
• Mots clés :
• Participer :
• Suivre l'actualité :
BACK TO TOP
