In one of the first civil proceedings against one of the coronavirus vaccine manufacturers in Germany, the plaintiff has achieved partial success before the Higher Regional Court (OLG) in Bamberg. Astrazeneca, the company sued for side effects caused by its vaccines, has been forced to reveal all data on cases of thrombosis suffered by people … Read more
Although the emergency and the consequences left by COVID-19 in New York seem like a matter already overcome, Some assembly members are trying to push this week to approve “baby bonuses” for those children who They lost a parent or caregiver as a result of this pandemic. The discussion of how and where the funds … Read more
Sciensano The FAMHP and Sciensano warn against counterfeit ivermectin tablets that are promoted via social media as self-medication against Covid-19. Because its use leads to resistance to parasites, it poses a potential risk to public health. Over the past three years, no fewer than 22,000 units of counterfeit ivermectin tablets were found in postal parcels … Read more
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Mexico City — This weekend, from March 15 to 18, the first mega bridge will take place in Mexico’s basic education schools in 2024, a few days before the start of the Easter holidays. Classes will be suspended on Friday, March 15, 2024 due to administrative download, when teachers upload their students’ grades to the … Read more
The masks were for Asians, the vaccine (for the flu, an adult did not think about another) was given the year you remembered and PCR sounded like a computer component. But on March 11, 2020, when the World Health Organization (WHO) declared Covid-19 a pandemic, everything began to change. And although the same organization decreed … Read more
The world is stunned. A 62-year-old man has received 217 shots of the COVID vaccine. Blood tests for side effects are even more astonishing. Never been infected with Covid Plus good health The Guardian news agency reported that The study, published in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases, found that a 62-year-old German man from Magdeburg … Read more
Welcome to Impact Factor, your weekly dose of commentary on a new study in medicine. I’m Dr. F. Perry Wilson, Yale School of Medicine. It was only three years ago that we called the pathogen we now refer to as coronavirus “nCOV-19.” It was, in many ways, more descriptive than what we have today. The … Read more
3. Time and distance are important risk factors for infection. The study analyzed the characteristics of factors associated with infection from more than 7 million people in the UK. pointed out that The risk of infection is related to the time spent in contact or exposure. The longer it takes, the more risky it is. … Read more
The immunization certificate against Covid-19 of the former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro It is “false”, the Comptroller General of Brazil determined this Thursday after an investigation into the alleged manipulation of his vaccination card. The watchdog has found inconsistencies between the records of the Ministry of Health and other official entities and Bolsonaro’s vaccination records, … Read more
Department of Disease Control emphasizes! People can still get the COVID mRNA vaccine. There is a subcommittee. Follow up and evaluate results, while WHO recommends as before, intensive preventive injections once a year in high-risk groups. The owner of the Cabinet revealed If your immunity is very low, you may get the injection 2 times … Read more