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@WSJ shared
On Jan 12, 2022
The White House is set to outline steps it has taken to speed up the availability and access to Covid-19 treatments such as antivirals that have been in short supply https://t.co/ksCOaatWQ2
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U.S. Seeks to Boost Availability of Covid-19 Treatments as Hospitalizations Rise

U.S. Seeks to Boost Availability of Covid-19 Treatments as Hospitalizations Rise

White House officials are expected to outline steps the administration has taken to try to speed up the availability and access to Covid-19 treatments such as antivirals that have been in ...

@WSJ shared
On Jan 15, 2022
Omicron is pushing Covid-19 hospital admissions among children to record levels, but doctors say the rise seems to reflect the large number of infections, rather than increased severity https://t.co/BIGwsFIJkQ
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Omicron Wave Leads to New Highs of Hospitalized Children Who Have Covid-19

Omicron Wave Leads to New Highs of Hospitalized Children Who Have Covid-19

Sky-high case numbers mean that more children are ending up in hospitals, but doctors say the rise seems to reflect the large number of infections, rather than increased severity.

@LSHTM shared
On Jan 14, 2022
🌍 #Omicron is spreading rapidly throughout the world. How can Europe address this new wave? 🇪🇺 With contribution from @martinmckee, #PublicHealth experts call for 'concerted action' to tackle future #COVID19 variants. @bmj_latest 👇 https://t.co/ch3chhtEFG
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Europe must come together to confront omicron

Europe must come together to confront omicron

The SARS-CoV-2 omicron variant is spreading rapidly in Europe, even in countries with high levels of vaccination, including those that have moved quickly with booster vaccinations.12 We ...

@bbchealth shared
On Jan 12, 2022
Covid-19: Two more Covid-related deaths and 2,922 cases https://t.co/dmtphVUehj
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Covid-19: Two more Covid-related deaths and 2,922 cases

Covid-19: Two more Covid-related deaths and 2,922 cases

The total number of deaths linked to the virus reported by the Department of Health is 3,017.

@bbchealth shared
On Jan 14, 2022
Covid-19: Four more Covid-related deaths and 2,954 cases https://t.co/b60aIFFgmi
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Covid-19: Four more Covid-related deaths and 2,954 cases

Covid-19: Four more Covid-related deaths and 2,954 cases

The total number of deaths linked to the virus reported by the Department of Health is 3,035.

@bbchealth shared
On Jan 15, 2022
Covid-19: No further Covid-related deaths and 2,668 cases https://t.co/Ac1IkhRu4L
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Covid-19: No further Covid-related deaths and 2,668 cases

Covid-19: No further Covid-related deaths and 2,668 cases

The total number of deaths linked to the virus reported by the Department of Health is 3,035.

@WSJ shared
On Jan 14, 2022
China has ordered many international flights to be canceled for the coming weeks, citing pandemic rules. That deepens the country’s isolation from the rest of the world. https://t.co/KHFhW65IdT
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China Bans Flights From U.S. as Covid-19 Measures Intensify

China Bans Flights From U.S. as Covid-19 Measures Intensify

Chinese aviation authorities ordered multiple U.S.-China flights canceled for the coming weeks, along with other routes from countries including France, Indonesia and the United Arab ...

@bmj_latest shared
On Jan 14, 2022
Quebec’s plan to charge adults not vaccinated against coronavirus a “health contribution” fee will go ahead, the province’s premier François Legault said on 13 January, despite getting a cool reception from the Canadian federal government https://t.co/jGN5gLBiSl
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Covid-19: Quebec to tax the unvaccinated as vaccine mandates spread in Europe

Covid-19: Quebec to tax the unvaccinated as vaccine mandates spread in Europe

Quebec’s plan to charge adults not vaccinated against coronavirus a “health contribution” fee will go ahead, the province’s premier François Legault said on 13 January, despite getting a ...