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CDC: Most pregnancy-related deaths in US are avoidable - Vimarsana News

CDC: Most pregnancy-related deaths in US are avoidable

WASHINGTON, Sept 21 ― Four out of five pregnancy-related deaths in the United States could be avoided, a new report by the nation's top public health agency says, as...

US CDC to help Vietnamese cope with new viruses, epidemics - Vimarsana News

US CDC to help Vietnamese cope with new viruses, epidemics

“It has been a stressful time for all of us. But we have created a relationship of mutual trust in the face of an emergency case,” said Eric Dziuban of US CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) in Vietnam.

Health ministry, US CDC to strengthen cooperation in dangerous disease prevention | Health - Vimarsana News

Health ministry, US CDC to strengthen cooperation in dangerous disease prevention | Health

The Vietnamese Ministry of Health hopes the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will continue to assist Vietnam in the prevention of dangerous diseases such as influenza, COVID-19, zoonotic diseases and HIV/AIDS.

US CDC expert panel backs use of redesigned Omicron COVID-19 boosters - Vimarsana News

US CDC expert panel backs use of redesigned Omicron COVID-19 boosters

Advisers to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday voted to recommend the use of COVID-19 booster shots redesigned to target the BA.4 and BA.5 Omicron subvariants of the coronavirus for people aged 12 years and older.

Covid's long tail - Vimarsana News

Covid's long tail

Maria Van Kerkhove's, an epidemiologist at the WHO, words must not be lost on us in India, where pandemic fatigue has relaxed attitudes too, even though cases have been on a slow but clear incline. Sure, risk levels are not like they were last summer, but health prudence still demands our alertness