Covid-19: is collective immunity achievable?

2021-07-27T13:06:22.000+02:00 — With this in mind, scientists have therefore revised upwards the thresholds to be reached since the start of the health crisis. According to Alain Fischer, a physician immunologist also nicknamed the government’s Mister vaccine, to achieve collective immunity, no less than 90% of the population over the age of twelve should be vaccinated. … Read more

Dr Gérald Kierzek on the Delta variant: “If the most fragile are vaccinated, this virus does not do the same damage at all”

When we talk about the fourth wave, we have always talked about the wave of hospitalization. So there is no fourth wave entering England, according to Dr Gérald Kierzek, emergency doctor at Hôtel-Dieu hospital (AP-HP). It’s not a wave of hospitalization, he says. For him, the reasons can be multiple. First, there is the vaccination. … Read more

7 p.m., 9 p.m., 11 p.m. … The dates to remember before the curfew is lifted this summer

Thibault Roques – 2021-05-18T16:40:00.000+02:00 — The curfew will gradually be pushed back, before disappearing (if all goes well) at the end of June. First of the steps to know: what Wednesday, May 19 with a substantial gain of two hours of freedom, the fateful hour passing from 7pm to 9pm. As for what’s next, here’s … Read more

LIVE – Progressive deconfinement: “The idea is to have a summer as normal as possible”, says Jean-Baptiste Djebbari

ROLAND-GARROS: A LIMITED NUMBER OF SPECTATORS There will be many spectators admitted to the Parisian tennis Grand Slam, already postponed from May 30 to June 13, but within a double limit of 1000 per court and a third of capacity, confirmed Jean-Michel Blanquer on France 3. As part of the progressive deconfinement decided by the … Read more

LIVE – Covid-19: slight increase in the number of patients in intensive care after 5 days of decline

ROLAND-GARROS: A LIMITED NUMBER OF SPECTATORS There will be many spectators admitted to the Parisian tennis Grand Slam, already postponed from May 30 to June 13, but within a double limit of 1000 per court and a third of capacity, confirmed Jean-Michel Blanquer on France 3. As part of the progressive deconfinement decided by the … Read more

Obligation, medical confidentiality … the questions raised by vaccination in the workplace

DECRYPTION – The government seeking to give a boost to its vaccination campaign, companies should soon be mobilized to take part in the national effort. A role that questions. 2021-01-05T14:01:14.369+01:00 – Y.R — The executive is preparing to boost its vaccine strategy. After a chaotic start, with only a few hundred doses administered in the … Read more

LIVE – Covid-19: hospitalizations on the rise in France, 380 dead in the last 24 hours

4,022 NEW CASES IN FRANCE IN THE LAST 24 HOURS Hospitalizations for Covid-19 have continued to increase in the past 24 hours, and 380 patients have died, according to figures released Monday by Public Health France. The number of hospitalized Covid patients stands at 24,962 – or 182 more than on Sunday -, the highest … Read more

Schools, nurseries, work, shops … What will the 6pm curfew change?

SECURITY – From this Saturday January 2, a curfew at 6 p.m. will be in place in fifteen French departments. What will be the practical consequences for everyday life? 2021-01-01T17: 32: 49.691 + 01: 00 – The drafting of LCI — “Many see this measure as a puzzle, but ultimately, it will not change much … Read more

LIVE – Covid-19: the new virus mutation detected in France for the first time

A CHRISTMAS UNIQUE IN THE VATICAN Festivities often unpublished, sometimes restricted, even leaden. It was Christmas Eve like no other. And especially in the Vatican. Pope Francis, who is the head of 1.3 billion Catholics in the world, celebrated Mass on Christmas Eve in the gigantic St. Peter’s Basilica in the presence of less than … Read more