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Some top health experts are still pushing to eliminate COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Some top health experts are still pushing to eliminate COVID-19

Brendan Crabb, the long-time head of Melbourne’s Burnet Institute, has emerged as the leading advocating of getting rid of the virus.

Source: afr.com
Long COVID: Hit to immune system lingers for months after infection - Vimarsana News

Long COVID: Hit to immune system lingers for months after infection

Researchers have for the first time found elevated inflammation levels in unvaccinated people who caught the virus during the state’s first wave, indicating abnormalities in the immune system persist at least eight months after recovery.

Long COVID: Hit to immune system lingers for months after infection - Vimarsana News

Long COVID: Hit to immune system lingers for months after infection

Researchers have for the first time found elevated inflammation levels in unvaccinated people who caught the virus during the state’s first wave, indicating abnormalities in the immune system persist at least eight months after recovery.

Source: smh.com.au
Barnaby Joyce fiercely shuts down Today Show host - Vimarsana News

Barnaby Joyce fiercely shuts down Today Show host

Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has dismissed suggestions his government should make rapid antigen tests free in Australia during an appearance on the Today Show on Thursday.

Long COVID: Hit to immune system lingers for months after infection - Vimarsana News

Long COVID: Hit to immune system lingers for months after infection

Researchers have for the first time found elevated inflammation levels in unvaccinated people who caught the virus during the state’s first wave, indicating abnormalities in the immune system persist at least eight months after recovery.