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UK announces 39,036 more coronavirus cases and 574 deaths

UK announces 39,036 more coronavirus cases and 574 deaths as PHE data shows 85% of local authorities saw infections surge last week with biggest rises in Tier 1 and 2 areas As many as four fifths - or 126 out of 149 - councils in England saw surges in their Covid-19 infection rates Biggest jumps were in Tier 1 areas, with cases doubling in the Isle of Wight, Cornwall and Herefordshire Surge in infections may be linked to the mutant Kent strain - which is 56 per cent more infectious

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Covid: Boris Johnson refuses to rule out THIRD national lockdown

Boris Johnson refuses to rule out a THIRD national lockdown after Sage model warns Britain needs to increase vaccination rate from 350,000 people a week to TWO MILLION to avoid 45,000 extra deaths from mutated Kent coronavirus The Prime Minister warned people it will continue to be difficult because of the new strain of coronavirus Members of SAGE sub-group SPI-M said the variant will infect a lot more people because it spreads faster The variant is concentrated in London, the East and South East of England but is spreading elsewhere Two cases of a second, potentially even faster spreading variant from South Africa were announced last night

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Here s where efforts to end HIV in eastern and southern Africa must focus - World

Here’s where efforts to end HIV in eastern and southern Africa must focus Format Authors Kaymarlin Govender Research Director at The Health Economics and HIV and AIDS Research Division (HEARD), University of KwaZulu-Natal Janet Seeley Professor of Anthropology and Health, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Mitzy Gafos Associate Professor in the department of Global Health and Development , London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Roselyn Kanyemba Post-doctoral reseacher, University of KwaZulu-Natal Disclosure statement Kaymarlin Govender receives funding from South African National Research Foundation (NRF) and the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida). Opinions expressed and conclusion arrived at are those of the author and are not necessarily attributed to Sida or NRF

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How vaccine-makers are preparing for mutant coronavirus strains

Dec 23, 2020 Drugmakers who designed the first COVID-19 vaccine to gain clearance from Western regulators say they could reset the shot to counter a new strain within just six weeks, if needed. BioNTech SE Chief Executive Officer Ugur Sahin said he’s confident that the inoculation his company developed with Pfizer Inc. will work just fine against the fast-spreading coronavirus variant that’s raising alarms in the U.K. and beyond. If the current shot fails to be adequately protective, though, the company could tweak it by updating small bits of genetic information called messenger RNA that their vaccine uses. “The beauty of the messenger RNA technology is that we can directly start to engineer a vaccine, which completely mimics this new mutation,” Sahin said at a press conference Tuesday morning. Moderna Inc. meanwhile indicated that it thought its vaccine would still shield people from the virus and that it was running tests to confirm.

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The pandemic s challenge to evidence-based medicine shows off-label use is an important tool | Correspondence

The pandemic s challenge to evidence-based medicine shows off-label use is an important tool | Correspondence
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