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Does double masking provide extra protection against COVID-19?

Coronavirus A Year On: Prominent People Who Have Died From The Pandemic In Ghana

  On March 12, 2020, Ghana recorded its first cases of coronavirus when two passengers who arrived via the airport tested positive for the virus. Since then till today, over 87,700 cases have been recorded out of which over 81,200 patients have recovered but sadly 685 persons have succumbed to the virus. A number of prominent persons have contracted the virus and openly declared their status with the view to combat stigmatization. Others however succumbed to the virus. A year on, GhanaWeb looks at some of the prominent casualties. Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie a.k.a Sir John: Former General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, popularly known as Sir John, passed away last year.

Coronavirus A Year On: Prominent People Who Have Died From The Pandemic In Ghana

Coronavirus A Year On: Prominent People Who Have Died From The Pandemic In Ghana
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Covid-19 in UAE: Kids may develop severe inflammation after recovering from virus

Covid UAE: Some kids prone to severe inflammation after virus recovery Nandini Sircar/Dubai Filed on March 12, 2021 Large epidemiological studies suggest that children comprise only 1 to 2 per cent of all Covid-19 cases. Doctors in the UAE say that while a vast majority of kids with Covid-19 don’t get sick or show only mild flu-like symptoms, a few can develop multisystem inflammatory syndrome that causes severe inflammation of the heart, lungs, kidneys, brain, weeks after recovering from Covid-19. Dr Darshan Doddaiah, Specialist Pediatrician with Prime Medical Center King Faisal Road Sharjah, opines, “Only a small percentage of children develop a disorder called multisystem inflammatory syndrome which seems likely due to intense autoimmune response.”

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