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Learning to breathe: German clinic helps COVID long haulers Sign In FRANK JORDANS and KERSTIN SOPKE, Associated Press April 19, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 18 1of18Simone Ravera, patient of the MEDIAN Clinic Heiligendamm, makes exercises after an interview with the Associated Press in Heiligendamm, northern Germany, Wednesday, April 14, 2021. The MEDIAN Clinic, specialized on lung diseases, treats COVID-19 long time patients from all over Germany.Michael Sohn/APShow MoreShow Less 2of...

Download Article Years ago, at the Munich Security Conference, I found myself squeezed in on the steps of the grand staircase of a hotel ballroom, trying, dutifully but vainly, to follow a more than usually humdrum speech by Germany’s first female chancellor. Tuning out, I recognized the one-star general hunkered down beside me, a senior staffer in the chancellery. I tapped his sleeve and said, “So what’s it like to work for her?” He turned to me and grinned appreciati...

Frank Jordans And Kerstin Sopke April 19, 2021 - 11:27 PM HEILIGENDAMM, Germany - Simone Ravera rolls up her trousers, slips off her shoes and socks, then gingerly steps into the chilly waters of the Baltic Sea. The 50-year-old rheumatology nurse is slowly finding her feet again after being struck down with COVID-19 last fall, seemingly recovering and then relapsing with severe fatigue and “brain fog" four months later. “The symptoms were almost as bad as a...

The CDC reports 0.01 percent of fully-vaccinated Americans got COVID-19; Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel weighs in. HEILIGENDAMM, Germany – Simone Ravera rolls up her trousers, slips off her shoes and socks, then gingerly steps into the chilly waters of the Baltic Sea. The 50-year-old rheumatology nurse is slowly finding her feet again after being struck down with COVID-19 last fall, seemingly recovering and then relapsing with severe fatigue and "brain fog" four months later. "T...

Workers and students in Germany organize successful online meeting to oppose government policy of herd immunity Despite the weekly incidence of COVID-19 cases per 100,000 inhabitants increasing by almost 40 points in the last week, the German ruling class is continuing to pursue its deadly policy of reopening schools and the economy. To organize resistance against this and discuss common perspectives, the Rank-and-File Committee for Safe Education and the Rank-and-File Committee for Safe Workpl...

Fans   West Ham Poland, celebrates its 15th birthday in April 2021. With members drawn from all over the Central European country, and Polish fans based in England and all over the world, West Ham Poland is a group of loyal and committed Hammers. To celebrate their birthday, we spoke to founder  Łukasz Papuda about how West Ham Poland was formed, how it has grown, its support for goalkeeper Łukasz Fabiański and its ambitions for the future...   West Ham Poland was formed in April 2006. ...

REPORT: Work in Progress @ Febiofest Bratislava Industry Days 2021 07/04/2021 - We present an overview of the works in progress presented at this year’s Febiofest Industry Days, giving a taste of what’s to come in Slovakian cinema Unfolding online, the sixth edition of the Febiofest (29 March) Work in Progress industry panel presented Slovakian projects in the making to an audience made up of both domestic and international film professionals. For the first time, the organisers introduced t...

REPORT: Work in Progress @ Febiofest Bratislava Industry Days 2021 07/04/2021 - We present an overview of the works in progress presented at this year’s Febiofest Industry Days, giving a taste of what’s to come in Slovakian cinema Unfolding online, the sixth edition of the Febiofest (29 March) Work in Progress industry panel presented Slovakian projects in the making to an audience made up of both domestic and international film professionals. For the first time, the organisers introduced t...

The cancellation of two World Cups, which were a part of the Olympic qualifications, has dashed the hopes of Indian gymnasts, including Dipa Karmakar, to qualify for the Tokyo Games.

Škoda to Deliver Trams to Frankfurt, Cottbus and Brandenburg 2 minute read Three German cities awarded Škoda Transportation a contract to deliver ForCity Plus low-floor trams under a pan-European tender announced by the three companies of public transport. The contract, which has a total value of CZK 3 billion crowns, covers the delivery of 24 low-floor trams and includes an option for 21 additional vehicles. Frankfurt an der Oder, Brandenburg an der Havel and Cottbus are the three cities tha...