[ad_1] COVID-19. The pandemic could limit the impact of winter flu in FranceWestern France Flu, gastro, bronchitis and other winter diseases with absent subscribersLCI How the Covid-19 epidemic is fending off winter virusesThe Parisian Low-level bronchiolitis and gastro epidemics … thanks to barrier gestures?The voice of the North View full …
Read More »Coronavirus: the safe and effective Oxford vaccine
[ad_1] In the race in which world laboratories are engaged to develop a vaccine against Covid-19, it is up to the University of Oxford, an ally of the AstraZeneca laboratory, to stand out. Their remedy is said to be effective against the virus and safe for patients. The study, published …
Read More »are already infected people permanently immune?
[ad_1] A recent US study suggests that people who have already been infected with the coronavirus benefit from long-term immunity. These people would develop immune cells whose presence can be registered over time. If the duration of this immunity cannot be precisely defined, these have been very encouraging results. Immunity …
Read More »what treatments for leukemia?
[ad_1] The term “blood cancer” for leukemia is incorrect. In fact, it is the bone marrow that is deficient, producing blood cells in an anarchic way. The disease affects between 12,000 and 13,000 adults each year, as well as 500 adolescents under the age of 15, making it the most …
Read More »Public health doctors are on strike for 4 days
[ad_1] Today, Thursday 19 November 2020, the Union of General Practitioners of Public Health announced a four-day national general strike from 1 to 4 December. The national strike includes all the clinics and all internal departments with the exception of the hemodialysis and resuscitation wards, and all the activities of …
Read More »WHO seeks to raise awareness of virus safety in Africa
[ad_1] YAOUNDE, Cameroon The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a new coronavirus safety awareness campaign targeting the African youth population. The Mask Up initiative was unveiled Thursday in an online briefing by Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, WHO Africa Regional Director. “Wearing masks can save lives. This is why WHO today …
Read More »walking the dog would greatly increase the risk of infection
[ad_1] Focus on a coronavirus study today, which reveals how walking your dog can increase the risk of contamination. Among the multitude of research published on Covid-19, of which many are still unknown, a very serious study has caught our attention! The latter, conducted by Spanish researchers, shows that dog …
Read More »Immunity to Covid-19 lasts at least “six to eight months,” according to the study: “very good news”
[ad_1] Believing that 2020, particularly full of hard blows, has waited to live its last moments to finally distill some good news. While the prospect of an effective Covid-19 vaccine has become very real, an American study, released Monday, also bodes well: it confirms immunity against SARS-COV-2 n none of …
Read More »The coronavirus is evolving. Whether it becomes mortal or not may be up to us | Coronavirus
[ad_1] LMaking the virus that causes Covid-19 circulate more or less freely is dangerous not only because it risks overwhelming hospitals and therefore endangering lives unnecessarily, but also because it could delay the evolution of the virus into a more benign and potentially even making it more lethal. Although the …
Read More »After his departure … what did Mars disease do to Faiq Azab?
[ad_1] 17:20 Thursday 19 November 2020 Books – Karim Hassan: The great artist, Fayek Azab, died a few hours ago from our world, at the age of 77, after suffering a severe disease in Marsa, and contracted that disease days after undergoing spinal cord surgery to enlarge vertebrae after falling …
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