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Top news of the week: 15.02.2022.

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@WSJ shared
On Feb 9, 2022
Covid-19 hospitalizations continued tracking downward in the U.S., with the seven-day average of patients with confirmed or suspected infections falling to about 111,000, down 30% from a peak in January https://t.co/XmM2sLXq4I
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Covid-19 Hospitalizations Track Downward, 30% Off Peak

Covid-19 Hospitalizations Track Downward, 30% Off Peak

Deaths remain high, but the steady decline in hospitalizations is bolstering optimism that the current wave of infections in the U.S. has crested and that deaths will soon begin to drop ...

@gabbystern shared
On Feb 12, 2022
RT @DrTedros: Merci, #France for you contribution of €50 million to @WHO’s work for the @ACTAccelerator to strengthen health systems to combat #COVID19. If we #ACTogether we can safeguard the lives of the most vulnerable around the world. https://t.co/RTqFiKZhri
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France and WHO sign new agreement to reinforce health systems to combat COVID-19

France and WHO sign new agreement to reinforce health systems to combat COVID-19

Lyon - The Government of France and WHO today announced a new €50 million contribution agreement that will help countries’ health systems overcome bottlenecks in the COVID-19 response and ...

@WSJ shared
On Feb 11, 2022
Health officials and epidemiologists are working out how quickly the U.S. should dial back Covid-19 restrictions while also preparing for an uncertain future living with the virus and its variants https://t.co/IQebzFopNh
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As Omicron Declines, U.S. Rethinks Mask Guidance and Covid-19 Measures

As Omicron Declines, U.S. Rethinks Mask Guidance and Covid-19 Measures

As mask mandates loosen and cases fall, health experts say the U.S. must bolster its defenses and prepare for any future surges.

@CDCMMWR shared
On Feb 11, 2022
A new MMWR among adults found that while protection from a 3rd dose of an mRNA #COVID19 vaccine (Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna) decreased with time during Omicron, a 3rd dose continues to offer high levels of protection against severe illness with COVID-19. https://t.co/W7pzmJUdKx https://t.co/4q6o9TvHtM
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@WSJ shared
On Feb 11, 2022
Messenger RNA vaccines’ protection against Covid-19 hospitalization remained strong overall after three doses but did wane over time, the CDC said Friday, reporting results from a study https://t.co/uAcS3H0Qhq
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Omicron Wave Continues to Recede in U.S., Europe

Omicron Wave Continues to Recede in U.S., Europe

Coronavirus-related hospitalizations continued to decline in the U.S., with the seven-day average of patients with confirmed or suspected Covid-19 dropping 35% from a Jan. 20 peak.

@UKHSA shared
On Feb 11, 2022
RT @NHSuk: From today, patients at highest risk of COVID can use a PCR or lateral flow test to access new coronavirus treatments. Find out more ➡️ https://t.co/cMvbx2KNAK https://t.co/QNnx9C5CHl
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Treatments for coronavirus (COVID-19)

Treatments for coronavirus (COVID-19)

NHS information about treatments for coronavirus (COVID-19), including what types of treatment are available and who is eligible for them.

@bbchealth shared
On Feb 11, 2022
Covid-19: Nisra records fall in virus-related deaths https://t.co/iqkMuxpK62
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Covid-19: Nisra records fall in virus-related deaths

Covid-19: Nisra records fall in virus-related deaths

The virus was mentioned on the death certificates of 30 people, in the week up to 4 February.

@TheUrgentNeed shared
On Feb 14, 2022
#AntimicrobialResistance is "worsening under COVID because resources have been directed away from antibiotic stewardship in hospitals." Interesting article on the impact of #COVID19 on #AMR: https://t.co/XklYdcdXM1
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Has COVID-19 made the superbug crisis worse?

Has COVID-19 made the superbug crisis worse?

Antimicrobial resistance, AMR, is projected to claim 10 million lives every year by 2050; superbugs with no treatment options. Now experts worry the pandemic has made AMR worse.