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Between 6-10% of reported MPX cases will require hospital admission. Most common reasons for admission are pain management (usually related to proctitis or tonsillitis), inability to swallow, urine retention, encephalitis or complications including bacterial infection. Pregnant women, young children and immunosuppressed patients are reported as at higher risk of complications. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 16 individuals were reported death in Latin America and the Caribbean associated to this disease.  

As r eported by CNN, only six countries in Latin America are currently conducting clinical trials or plan to participate in any. Argentina is one of them and has already authorized eight clinical trials of vaccines against coronavirus, in addition to 22 clinical studies on drugs. The report quotes infectologist Omar Sued, chairman of the Argentine Society of Infectious Diseases, who considers that the country offers “several advantages: experience in the field of research, a serious regulatory agency such as ANMAT, that is considered a reference by the WHO”. Currently, six phase-three stu...

Follow RT on Russia’s Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine is expected to have a prolonged immunization effect, providing protection against the deadly disease for at least two years, the formula's developer told journalists, on Tuesday. The estimated duration of the vaccine's effects was revealed by Alexander Gintsburg, the head of the Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, which developed Russia's pioneering Sputnik V vaccine. We hold very high hopes, backed by the facts already collected experimentally, that the duration of the vaccine's effect... will last not se...

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A COVID-19 patient died in Argentina on Monday after a judge ordered a private clinic to administer chlorine dioxide to the patient. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and other involved agencies cautioned that chlorine dioxide, which is usually used as a powerful disinfectant, can be hazardous to human health if used, according to a CBS News report. Oscar García Rúa's family has successfully sued the clinic. The family's attorney said on Tuesday that they do not believe he died of his COVID-19 infection or of exposure to the chlorine dioxide. Rua's family believed that he died out of a ...