Top news of the week: 30.06.2020.
#COVID19 #coronavirus #SAMGroup_EU #recovery #EthicsGroup_EU #Brazil #COVIDー19
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Timeline of WHO’s response to COVID-19
WHO provides this timeline of the organization’s COVID-19 response activities for general information. WHO will update the timeline on a regular basis and in light of evolving events and ...
RT @WHO_Europe: Later today, @WHO’s Director General, @DrTedros, & WHO/Europe’s Regional Director @hans_kluge will address @EP_Environment about the ongoing response to #COVID19.
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RT @GabrielMariya: We need scientific advice to guide decision makers on #recovery & preparedness for possible future crises.
Glad to see the joint statement delivered by #SAMGroup_EU, #EthicsGroup_EU and Peter Piot, special Advisor to President @vonderleyen, on #COVID19.
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OpenJoint statement on scientific advice to European policy makers in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic
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"This strengthens the evidence that #COVID19 is largely an occupational disease."
@neilpearce53x comments on latest @ONS figures that show those working in social care, construction & security, are at greater risk of death.
@TelGlobalHealth ⬇️ https://t.co/hdyYKINUVS
OpenCovid-19 found in Spanish wastewater samples collected in March 2019, new study shows
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OpenWhere are the women experts on covid-19? Mostly missing
Everyone loses when the opinions of qualified women are not heard. The BMJ Gender Diversity Group shares how you can help us improve the gender balance of expert voices in [...]More...
Doctors find brain issues linked to Covid-19 patients – study
Stroke and psychosis found in small study of Covid-19 patients highlight need for research, say experts
Brazil has the second highest number of #COVID19 cases in the world. Harvard Chan School professor @marciacastrorj discusses the specific challenges that #Brazil faces in confronting the coronavirus. https://t.co/c2k28HeAff
OpenLack of federal leadership hinders Brazil’s COVID-19 response
Brazil is now second only to the U.S. in COVID-19 cases, and may soon surpass it.
The covid-19 pandemic has provoked the best of human compassion, but the hallmarks of unhealthy commercial influence have also emerged. Greater independence from these interests is more important than ever, say @raymoynihan @drhelmac Lisa Bero and @fgodlee https://t.co/fr8NRe1jEs
OpenCommercial influence and covid-19
Greater independence from commercial interests is more important than ever Although the covid-19 pandemic has provoked the best of human compassion, the hallmarks of unhealthy commercial ...