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Covid-19: Four new Omicron cases detected in Sarawak - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Four new Omicron cases detected in Sarawak

KUCHING: Four cases of the B.1.1.1.529 or Omicron variant of Covid-19 have been detected in Sarawak, says Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) Institute of Health and Community Medicine director Prof David Perera.

SA govt must step up fight against fake and unsafe medicines, says TUT professor - Vimarsana News

SA govt must step up fight against fake and unsafe medicines, says TUT professor

Presenter Charlotte Kilbane chats to academic and researcher Prof David Katerere.

New survey explores genetic testing and inherited retinal disease - Vimarsana News

New survey explores genetic testing and inherited retinal disease

The study, led by Dr Alexis Ceecee Britten-Jones and Associate Professor Lauren Ayton, will help researchers learn about the lived experience of those

Two study grants worth 70,000 euros to be given to IMLI, says Dr Wee - Vimarsana News

Two study grants worth 70,000 euros to be given to IMLI, says Dr Wee

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia will offer a grant of 70,000 euros (RM334,000) to the International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI) for two study grants and one of them will be given to a Malaysian, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.

Covid origins: Scientists weigh up evidence over virus's origins - Vimarsana News

Covid origins: Scientists weigh up evidence over virus's origins

BBC News By Victoria Gill image copyrightReuters image captionThere is a "strong association" between the early outbreak and the sale of live animals in a market, scientists say Amid the misery of a pandemic that has claimed at least four million lives, the scientific search for its origins has itself become toxic. While it is now hideously ubiquitous, Sars-Cov-2 is still only an 18-month-old disease. And the search for its start was officially set in motion in 2020 by a World Health Organization investigative team. Questions over its conclusions have escalated into a heavily politicised fe...

Source: bbc.co.uk