The director general of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, raised a deadline to consider the coronavirus controlled. In his statements, he affirmed that covid-19 should last less than the Spanish flu of 1918, which in a period of two years caused the death of tens of millions of people. “We hope to … Read more
GENEVA, KOMPAS.com – Head of the World Health Organization ( WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, hope for a pandemic corona virus will expire in less than two years. Speaking in Geneva, Switzerland, on Friday (21/8/2020), Ghebreyesus warned that the Spanish Flu in 1918 took two years to overcome. BBC. But he added that current technological advances … Read more
L’World Health Organization hopes that the coronavirus can be defeated “in less than two years”. The WHO director general said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, at a press conference in Geneva. Previous waves, like the Spanish flu of 1918, “It took them two years to finish”, compared to then we have the “disadvantage” of be more connected … Read more
The Covid-19 pandemic “is far from over” and even “accelerating”, warned on Monday the World Health Organization (WHO), calling on the world to act now without waiting for a vaccine. • Read also: LIVE | The latest developments on the coronavirus “Tomorrow, six months will have passed since WHO received the first reports concerning a … Read more
https://ria.ru/20200617/1573035230.html The who declared the scientific breakthrough in the treatment COVID-19 The Director General of the world health organization tedros adhanom Ghebreyesus called “scientific breakthrough” results of clinical trials in the UK, RIA Novosti, 17.06.2020 2020-06-17T01:49 2020-06-17T02:07 the spread of a new coronavirus coronavirus covid-19 tedros adhanom ghebreyesus who University of Oxford UK Oxford society … Read more
“A new virus that spreads around the world and against which the majority of men have no immune defenses.” This is the definition of a pandemic, according to the World Health Organization. And this is now officially the coronavirus: no longer an epidemic confined to certain geographical areas, but widespread throughout the planet. The Geneva … Read more