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New COVID cases worldwide down by half since early January -- WHO - Vimarsana News

New COVID cases worldwide down by half since early January -- WHO

60 shares A patient (L) is watched by a medical assistant as she spits into a test tube for a COVID-19 saliva test on a roving bus in Saint-Etienne, France, on February 22, 2021. (Jean-Philippe Ksiazek/AFP) Data released Monday by the World Health Organization showed a global drop in new coronavirus cases for a sixth consecutive week, with COVID-19 death rates also ebbing. In the week beginning January 4, over 5 million new cases were detected worldwide, while this past week saw 2.4 million infections, or less than half the number from six weeks earlier. Week over week, new infections w...

'A wakeup call': How resilient new coronavirus variants could prolong the pandemic - Vimarsana News

'A wakeup call': How resilient new coronavirus variants could prolong the pandemic

‘A wakeup call’: How resilient new coronavirus variants could prolong the pandemic Andrew Romano It’s no secret that ending the coronavirus pandemic requires two things: mitigation and vaccination.  But the urgency of doing both — and doing them as completely and quickly as possible — dramatically increased this week as news broke that the so-called South African variant had finally arrived in the United States, with South Carolina officials reporting on Thursday America’s first two known cases involving the B.1.351 strain.  Neither South Carolina patient had tra...

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'A complete massacre, a horror film': inside Brazil's Covid disaster - Vimarsana News

'A complete massacre, a horror film': inside Brazil's Covid disaster

It took just 60 minutes at daybreak for the seven patients to die, asphyxiated as coronavirus swept back into the Brazilian Amazon with nightmarish force. “Today was one of the hardest days in all my years of public service. You feel so impotent,” sobbed Francisnalva Mendes, the health chief in the river town of Coari, as she remembered the moment on Tuesday when its hospital’s oxygen supply ran out. “We need to get back to the fight – to carry...

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