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Thailand to Begin Human Trials for Covid-19 Vaccine in March Bloomberg 2/10/2021 Randy Thanthong-Knight © Bloomberg Anutin Charnvirakul, Thailand's deputy prime minister and health minister, at his office in Bangkok, Thailand, on Monday, Feb. 8, 2021. Thailand will rely on Covid-19 vaccines from China's Sinovac Biotech Ltd. to kick off an inoculation drive that aims to cover about two-thirds of the nation's eligible population by the end of this year, potentially paving the way for a full reopening of its tourism industry. (Bloomberg) -- Thailand will begin clinical trial...

THAILAND: Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul confirmed today (Feb 10) that Thailand will start clinical trials of a locally developed COVID-19 vaccine in March, the c

Thailand will begin clinical trials of a locally developed Covid-19 vaccine in March, making it the nation’s first inoculation programme to enter human trials.

New technologies and innovative practices that promise to improve food systems’ resilience at their very roots — the soil — are emerging. These promising approaches are coming at a time when there is a growing commitment among producers, scientists, food companies, and policymakers to cultivate healthier soil. The National Center for Appropriate Technology’s (NCAT) Soil Health Innovations Conference will allow attendees to immerse themselves in the soil-health movement and connect with its most forward-thinking practitioners — all from the comfort of wherever it is that they’re mo...

Varsity students in Covid-19 diagnosis breakthrough George Maponga –  Masvingo Bureau In what is likely to be a major scientific breakthrough once formally certified, a former Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) student and a third-year student at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) have designed computer software they say can distinguish ordinary pneumonia from the one caused by Covid-19. The two pioneers of the system say the software will give impetus to the fight against Covid-19 as it will help in diagnosis and management of people affected by the virus, which has inf...