Myanmar coup: The doctors and nurses defying the military
A significant proportion of healthcare in Myanmar is now being delivered outside state hospitals, by doctors and nurses who oppose the military and are loyal...
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Omicron spreading at unprecedented rate – WHO
The World Health Organization warned Tuesday that the new coronavirus variant Omicron was spreading at an unprecedented rate and was likely already present in most...
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Ghana: Officials require vaccination verification to enter the country.
Public health authorities in Ghana have introduced new travel guidelines requiring visitors to show proof of vaccination against Covid-19 from next week as the government...
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Omicron could be milder than Delta: WHO chief.
New coronavirus variant may pose a higher reinfection risk, but the latest research indicates it could be less severe than the Delta strain, Tedros Adhanom...
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Omicron variant ‘almost certainly’ not more severe than Delta – Top US Scientist
Washington, US| Top US scientist Anthony Fauci said Tuesday that while it would take weeks to judge the severity of the new Covid-19 variant Omicron,...
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Uganda confirms 9 cases of new Omicron Covid variant
KAMPALA, UGANDA: Uganda become the latest African nation to confirm the existence of the new Omicron covid-19 variant with nine (9) cases registered in the...
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Kabale: Project to end malnutrition launched in Western Uganda.
Although Uganda has experienced a substantial reduction in the prevalence of stunting from 45 per cent in 2000 to 29 per cent in 2016, under...
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USA: Biden credits South African scientific community for transparency to the world about Omicron
President Biden opened his remarks on Monday about Omicron by crediting the “scientific community in South Africa” for its “transparency” in sharing information about the new variant...
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USA: Omicron variant is a cause for concern, not for panic
President Biden opened his remarks on Monday about Omicron by crediting the “scientific community in South Africa” for its “transparency” in sharing information about the new variant...
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WHO spokesperson: South Africa should get “gold medal” for transparency on Omicron variant, not travel bans.
South Africa should be praised for the quality of its science and transparency around the detection the Omicron variant, not face travel bans, said World...
