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+++ RKI: Herdenimmunität ist nicht realistisch +++ Wenig ermutigende Aussagen aus dem aktuellen Strategiepapier des Robert Koch-Instituts: "Die Vorstellung des Erreichens einer Herdenimmunität im Sinne einer Elimination oder sogar Eradikation des Virus" - also ein weitgehendes Zurückdrängen oder Ausrotten - sei nicht realistisch. Ziel der Impfungen sei daher, "in der Bevölkerung eine breite Grundimmunität zu erreichen". Diese vermittle einen weitgehenden individuellen "Schutz vor (schweren) Erkrankungen" und verringere zudem die Viruszirkulation. Eine breite Grundimmunität werde jedoch...

By Zuri Anderson Jul 20, 2021 Spring canoeist Nevin Harrison (left), WNBA player Sue Bird (center), and Seattle Mariners outfielder Eric Filia. These three were among the over 100 athletes with ties to the Pacific Northwest selected to compete in the Tokyo Olympics this July. Photo: Getty Images After being delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, athletes are putting their hopes on the line for this year's Tokyo Olympics. Despite several restrictions, athletes from across the world are hungry to gain notoriety and glory for their country, including the United States. KUOW. These Tokyo-bound athle...

President of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Organizing Committee Seiko Hashimoto (right) talks to Tokyo 2020 Vice Director General Yukihiko Nunomura before a press briefing on the operation and media coverage of Tokyo 2020 Olympic Torch Relay in Tokyo on Thursday. The traditional prelude to the Olympics, the torch relay, will look – and sound – a bit different this year, as spectators are asked to avoid crowds and dampen their cheers when the torch passes by them. Members of the Tokyo Organizing Committee announced a series of pandemic measures on Thursday, including leaving the option open for ...

2 slides Credit: AFP via Getty Images 'No Cheering': Tokyo Olympic Organizers Release Guidelines For Torch Relay By at 8:31 am NPR The traditional prelude to the Olympics, the torch relay, will look – and sound – a bit different this year, as spectators are asked to avoid crowds and dampen their cheers when the torch passes by them. Members of the Tokyo Organizing Committee announced a series of pandemic measures on Thursday, including leaving the option open for suspending portions of the relay should health officials deem it necessary. "No sh...