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Rotary Ireland confirms its Virtual Conference 2021 will be open to public for free! Dr. Ian Norton says vaccination is a privilege and urges people to counter misinformation about vaccines, particularly on social media Reporter: Wednesday 3 March 2021 9:58 A medical emergency expert has warned that the race is on between the vaccines and the variants of the coronavirus and said its vital the most vulnerable people in society are vaccinated as quickly as possible before these variants begin to circle around. Dr Ian Norton, a former head of the WHO’s Emergency Medical Team Initiative in Gen...

Covid-19: We have never seen a pandemic of this scale that was shorter than 2-3 years Outbreaks will continue, and parts of the world will wait for vaccines until at least 2025 Tue, Mar 2, 2021, 06:15 Dr Ian Norton   It may be unpalatable and not what people want to hear but the reality is we have never seen a pandemic of this scale end in less than two to three years. In fact it’s quite likely that some sections of the world’s population will not be vaccinated for ano...

There’s a strong case to supplement our current testing arrangements with rapid antigen testing in key risk areas, detecting and isolating COVID-19 infections even earlier in the process.

Celebrity Cruises appoints History Will Be Kind for Australian comms January 27, 2021 1:10 History Will Be Kind (HWBK) has been appointed as the new communications agency for Celebrity Cruises in Australia, reporting into the local team to drive strategy forward with local PR, influencer and social media work. The appointment follows the recent announcement of VCCP Group’s UK-based Good Relations as the Celebrity Cruises’ global communications partner, with HWBK to support Good Relations in Australia. HWBK are set to work with the cruise line’s internal global communications team to gu...

'One-size-fits-all' hotel quarantine program will need to end, experts say We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss 'One-size-fits-all' hotel quarantine program will need to end, experts say Normal text size Advertisement Health experts say Australia's hotel quarantine system could be adapted into a "tiered" program in which some people would quarantine for just a few days or isolate themselves at home. Epidemiologists warn the pandemic will last another two years and forthcoming vaccines will not necessarily eliminate all the risks of COVID-19, so...