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SINOVAC COVID-19 Vaccine Is Authorized for Emergency Use in Kids Aged 3-5 In Brazil

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Debunked: COVID-19 vaccines do not create variants of HIV/AIDS

False claims have suggested a link between Coronavirus jabs and the new HIV variant that emerged in the Netherlands.

Debunked: COVID-19 vaccines do not create variants of HIV/AIDS

False claims have suggested a link between Coronavirus jabs and the new HIV variant that emerged in the Netherlands.

A New Outbreak of C auris Has Been Reported in Brazil

A recent outbreak of the fungal infection Candida auris has Brazilian specialists warning clinicians to be on the lookout for infections, which they believe are underdiagnosed.

Hope for Carnival comeback amid Brazil's COVID-19 success | Latin America | DW

Jair Bolsonaro sanctioned by social media companies for COVID vaccine misinformation

Social media firms sanction Bolsonaro over COVID vaccine claims

Covid News: Live Updates on the Virus, Variants and Vaccines

Choice of Brazil as new Copa America host triggers wave of criticism

Telegrams show Ernesto mobilized Itamaraty to guarantee chloroquine, even after alerts – 05/09/2021 – World – KSU

Telegrams show Ernesto mobilized Itamaraty to guarantee chloroquine, even after alerts – 05/09/2021 – World ksuadminMay 10, 2021 14 Former Chancellor Ernesto Araújo mobilized Brazil’s diplomatic apparatus to ensure the country’s supply of chloroquine, even after the World Health Organization halted clinical trials with the drug and after medical associations put warns against ineffectiveness and the risk of side effects. This is revealed by diplomatic telegrams obtained by Folha and information from those involved in the negotiations. The former minister, who resigned at the end of March, will be heard at the Covid CPI next Thursday (13), to explain whether there has been a loss in the purchases of supplies and vaccines due to the foreign policy of its administration.

Why is Covid-19 deadlier in Brazil than India?

Is it mean population age? Is it a largely urban lifestyle rather than a well-ventilated rural one? 17 April 2021 - 08:00 Chris Kay and Andre Romani Gravediggers handle bags with bones during exhumations to open space on cement graves as new burials are suspended at Vila Nova Cachoeirinha cemetery amid Covid-19 in São Paulo, Brazil, April 1 2021. Picture: REUTERS/AMANDA PEROBELLI London/São Paulo — Facing a sudden surge in coronavirus infections, India is once again home to the world’s second-largest outbreak, overtaking Brazil after the latter moved ahead in March. But behind the bleak, statistical jockeying is an epidemiological enigma over why the Latin American country has been far more devastated by the pathogen.