[ad_1] In the United States, President-elect Joe Biden will begin his term in the White House on January 20. The most important issue on Biden’s table will undoubtedly be the coronavirus cases that have again peaked in the country and the deaths. However, while Biden has more than 2 months …
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[ad_1] Football national team Whether the match against Ukraine takes place will be decided as soon as possible at coffee time Stand: 14:44 | Reading time: 4 minutes Joachim Löw “not surprised” by poor results The German national team only won two games in 2020. National team manager Joachim Löw …
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[ad_1] Germany Angela Merkel on Corona “Winter will require a lot of us all” Stand: 11:50 | Reading time: 2 minutes An extension of the partial block is becoming more and more likely The further increase in crown numbers could result in an expansion of the current partial block. At …
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[ad_1] Three entities working for the governments of North Korea and Russia have launched cyberattacks against several organizations involved in researching novel coronavirus treatments and vaccines in several countries, including France, South Korea and the United States, it reported Friday. the giant Microsoft Corp. international news agencies, taken over by …
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[ad_1] The still president of the United States, Republican Donald Trump, admitted this Friday, for the first time, that he may not win the presidential election, a hypothesis that the US head of state has debunked since Democrat Joe Biden was declared winner. Trump issued a statement, to the White …
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[ad_1] Since the onset of the coronavirus epidemic, the plight of children has been questioned. They would contaminate each other relatively little, would have asymptomatic forms of the disease more often and would seem less prone to severe forms of coronavirus. An explanation was put forward by British researchers: some …
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[ad_1] The peak of the second wave of the coronavirus epidemic was expected for the first half of November. We are now practically in the middle of the month and we have one in less than 1,200 patients with covid 19 in hospitals and as many as 200 in need …
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[ad_1] Yesterday’s announcement of a vaccine against Covid-19 that would be 90% effective now gives immense hope even if cautions remain. Still, a dozen vaccines are currently in the most advanced stage of research. A prominent Oxford University scientist is confident that two or three vaccines will stand out by …
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[ad_1] It is an unrecognized disease that kills in silence. The general public, and even some doctors, pay little attention, but malnutrition can kill. A collective of health workers and activists wants to warn this week about the dangers of malnutrition, which affects a alarming proportion of hospitalized, elderly patients, …
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