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The traffic-light coalition is divided on pandemic rules and can’t agree about a vaccine mandate.
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The traffic-light coalition is divided on pandemic rules and can’t agree about a vaccine mandate.
The immune system uses a special mechanism to protect children from novel viruses—and it typically saves them from a severe course of Covid-19 in two different ways. In the mucous membranes of their airways, it is much more active than that of adults. In children, this system reacts much faster to viruses that it has never encountered, such as pandemic pathogens. At least,
Germany wants to jump-start gene sequencing efforts to closely track coronavirus mutations Reuters January 15, 2021 FRANKFURT: Germany wants to jump-start gene sequencing efforts to closely track coronavirus mutations and catch up with European nations such as Britain and Denmark which have taken the lead on decoding viral genomes. More contagious coronavirus variants are believed by scientists to have fuelled a surge in global coronavirus cases which have now passed 90 million, and nations are racing to procure vaccines and tighten lockdown measures. A draft government order released for di...
Germany plays catch-up in bid to monitor coronavirus mutations By Ludwig Burger and Douglas Busvine FILE PHOTO: Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccination campaign in Weimar FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany wants to jump-start gene sequencing efforts to closely track coronavirus mutations and catch up with European nations such as Britain and Denmark which have taken the lead on decoding viral genomes. More contagious coronavirus variants are believed by scientists to have fuelled a surge in global coronavirus cases which have now passed 90 million, and nations are racing to procu...
E-Mail COVID-19 patients who also suffer from high blood pressure are more likely to fall severely ill with the disease, which also leaves them at greater risk of death. Scientists from the Berlin Institute of Health (BIH) and Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, in collaboration with partners in Heidelberg and Leipzig, have now found that the immune cells of patients with hypertension are already pre-activated, and that this pre-activation is greatly enhanced under COVID-19. This most likely explains the augmented response of the immune system and the more severe disease progression. H...