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India s Covid crisis beyond heartbreaking , says World Health Organisation

India s Covid crisis beyond heartbreaking , says World Health Organisation
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India s Covid crisis beyond heartbreaking , says World Health Organisation

India s Covid crisis beyond heartbreaking , says World Health Organisation
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Exposed: Wolf In Sheep s Clothing - Tobacco Industry s Greenwashing Attempts Thwarted

Saturday, 24 April 2021, 4:25 pm At a time when the entire world is reeling under a severe public health emergency, the tobacco industry is not leaving any stone unturned to protect and expand its markets of products that are proven to cause deadly diseases and greenwash its dirty image (as it has blood on its hands of over 8 million deaths every year attributed to tobacco use). More alarmingly, tobacco is a major risk factor for several health conditions that increase the risk of serious outcomes if one gets infected with corona virus, including death. And let us not forget that even before the Covid-19 pandemic,

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Business Scoop » Exposed: Wolf In Sheep s Clothing – Tobacco Industry s Greenwashing Attempts Thwarted

Business Scoop » Exposed: Wolf In Sheep s Clothing – Tobacco Industry s Greenwashing Attempts Thwarted
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UK Reports 77 Cases of New Indian COVID-19 Variant

UK Reports 77 Cases of New Indian COVID-19 Variant UK health authorities have identified 77 cases of a new CCP virus variant first identified in India, which has two mutations that may contribute to increased transmissibility and resistance to vaccines. In its latest update issued on Thursday, Public Health England (PHE) said the new mutant virus, known as B.1.617, has been designated a “Variant Under Investigation” (VUI) and both PHE and its international partners continue to monitor the situation closely. PHE said 73 cases of the new variant have been found in England, and four in Scotland. Two women self-administer a COVID-19 test at a mobile novel coronavirus testing centre on Clapham Common in south London, on Apr. 13, 2021. (Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP via Getty Images)

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