COVID deaths up 4% globally – WHO

Photo: AR COVID death toll rises in five WHO regions – – According to the results of the previous week, the incidence rate of coronavirus decreased by almost five times, while the mortality rate increased. During the week from February 7 to February 13, 16,097,642 people in the world became infected with coronavirus, 74,494 inhabitants … Read more

COVID deaths up 9% globally

More than half of all new cases of coronavirus in the world are in Europe – – The number of coronavirus victims increased the most in Southeast Asia (+41%) and the Eastern Mediterranean (+32%). During the week from January 24 to January 30, 22,239,622 people were infected with coronavirus in the world, 59,195 people died … Read more

Bulgaria is the first in COVID mortality in the EU and the second …

Bulgaria is struggling with another devastating wave of COVID-19 amid political change and rising inflation, according to a European Commission report. It was published today and is entitled “Development of social policy in Bulgaria”, BGNES reports. COVID-19 mortality is the highest in the EU and second in the world, and the pandemic is increasing pressure … Read more

In Australia, an anti-record for the number of fatal cases of COVID

One of the largest states has a severe shortage of medical staff – – For the first time in history, the state of Victoria has declared a state of emergency in the region’s hospitals. Australian authorities on Tuesday, January 18, called the deadliest day on the continent since the start of the coronavirus pandemic – … Read more

World Record of COVID-19 Cases Per Day Updated

The incidence of coronavirus has sharply increased in the world in recent weeks – – In the world, for the first time during the coronavirus pandemic, more than 2.1 million infections were detected per day. A new daily record for the increase in coronavirus has been set in the world. According to the site WorldometersOn … Read more

Leading immunologist from Oxford: Omicron is not the same disease as a year ago

– – Photo: Pixabay – Omicron is not the same disease we saw a year ago, and the high death rates from COVID in the UK are now history. Leading immunologist Sir John Bell, chief professor of medicine at Oxford University and government adviser on life sciences, was quoted as saying by the Guardian. It … Read more

Russia ranks second in the world in terms of the number of deaths from COVID-19

Mortality in Russia due to coronavirus exceeded October record – – In October in Russia, the coronavirus became the main or presumably the main cause of death of 68.7 thousand people. In Russia, as a result of the coronavirus disease in November 2021, 71,187 people died, which is the highest monthly figure since the beginning … Read more

Bulgaria ranks second in the world in mortality from Covid-19 and last in vaccination in Europe

– – PHOTO: PIXABY – Bulgaria ranks second in the world in mortality from Covid-19 in the number of deaths relative to the population. This is shown by the statistics of Worldometer, reports BNT. Only Peru is ahead of our country. With a population of 6,871,522 people in our country, the mortality rate per million … Read more

Record deaths in history recorded in the United States

In the United States, about 3.4 million people died in a year – – One of the main contributors to the high death rate remains the coronavirus, from which more Americans have died this year than last. 2021 became the deadliest year in US history, writes Associated Press. Thus, 15,000 more people have already died … Read more

Ancient Greek medicine halved mortality from COVID

– – – A drug used to treat gout has the potential to reduce COVID-19 mortality by 50%, according to a new study cited by the Daily Mail. Colchicum is a plant-derived medicine that was first used by the ancient Greeks because of its special healing properties. It began to be widely used around the … Read more