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ANALYSIS Nightclubs opened without capacity limits in the Netherlands in June, with partygoers only asked to provide proof of vaccination, a negative test, or previous Covid infection. Following a surge in Covid cases, the venues have now closed IT was 'freedom' - but it was short-lived. On June 26, the Netherlands relaxed nearly all its remaining Covid restrictions. The Dutch government said they were "no longer necessary" due to vaccines, low infection rates and declining hospital admissions. Covid cases in the Netherlands had fallen steadily to just 35 infections per million people p...

By PATRICK GALEY, Agence France Presse Published July 16, 2021 7:00am Authors of the study said their findings showed a "profound" short- and long-term health impact on COVID-19 patients as well as on health and care services. PARIS, France - As many as one in every two people hospitalised with severe COVID-19 go on to develop other health complications, according to comprehensive new research released on Friday. Authors of the study said their findings showed a "profound" short- and long-term health impact on COVID-19 patients as well as on health and care services. Data from more tha...

One in two Covid hospital cases develop complications: study Issued on: 16/07/2021 - 02:06 Authors of the study said their findings showed a "profound" short- and long-term health impact on Covid-19 patients as well as on health and care services ADRIAN DENNIS AFP/File 3 min Paris (AFP) As many as one in every two people hospitalised with severe Covid-19 go on to develop other health complications, according to comprehensive new research released on Friday. Authors of the study said their findings showed a "profound" short- and long-term health imp...

Published July 16, 2021, 8:56 AM PARIS, France – As many as one in every two people hospitalized with severe COVID-19 go on to develop other health complications, according to comprehensive new research released on Friday. Authors of the study said their findings showed a “profound” short- and long-term health impact on COVID-19 patients as well as on health and care services. Data from more than 70,000 hospital patients across more than 300 British hospitals was collected for the research. It found that the most common health complications were problems with patients’ kidneys and lu...

One in two COVID-19 hospital cases develop complications: UK study Toggle share menu Advertisement One in two COVID-19 hospital cases develop complications: UK study Authors of the study said their findings showed a "profound" short- and long-term health impact on Covid-19 patients as well as on health and care services AFP/ADRIAN DENNIS 16 Jul 2021 10:57AM (Updated: 16 Jul 2021 11:09AM) Share this content Bookmark PARIS: As many as one in every two people hospitalised with severe COVID-19 go on to develop other health complications, according to comprehen...