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US Expert Panel to Meet to Determine Which Adverse Events COVID-19 Vaccines Cause - Vimarsana News

US Expert Panel to Meet to Determine Which Adverse Events COVID-19 Vaccines Cause

A group of U.S. experts is set to meet soon as part of a project to determine which ...

What will cause the next pandemic? — Quartz - Vimarsana News

What will cause the next pandemic? — Quartz

A paper lists the possible causes of future pandemics. They include Zika, Dengue, Ebola

Source: qz.com
Can Higher Dose Primaquine Shorten Malaria Treatment? - Vimarsana News

Can Higher Dose Primaquine Shorten Malaria Treatment?

A short course of higher-dose primaquine was effective in preventing relapse of P vivax malaria.

Trio of New Studies Revives Question: Should Children Get a COVID-19 Vaccine? - Vimarsana News

Trio of New Studies Revives Question: Should Children Get a COVID-19 Vaccine?

Three newly published studies have revived concerns about COVID-19 vaccines for young children, many of whom are at ...

COVID in Indiana: Indiana behind neighboring states in vaccinations - Vimarsana News

COVID in Indiana: Indiana behind neighboring states in vaccinations

Population: 11.8 million The seven-day positivity rate was 4.3% on July 26, which is the latest data available. Ohio reported 1,125,420 total cases and 20,490 deaths as of Thursday morning.  In all, 45.9% of the population has been fully vaccinated and 49% has had at least one dose. Of all the state’s ICU beds, 30% are available and of the state’s ventilators, 72% are available.  Kentucky Population: 4.4 million The seven-day positivity rate was 8.29% on July 29. Kentucky reported 479,431 total cases and 7,325 deaths as of Thursday morning.  In all, 51% of the population has been fully...