Wed 08 September 2021: A judge in the US state of Ohio has said a hospital cannot be forced to administer an unproven treatment to a patient with COVID-19, reversing the ruling of another court. Judge Gregory Howard had ordered West Chester Hospital to administer the antiparasitic drug ivermectin to Jeff Smith, as prescribed by […]
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Tue 07 September 2021: White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki briefed reporters that US President Joe Biden will address the nation on his administration’s plan to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus Delta strain and improve vaccination efforts in the United States. “On Thursday the President will speak to the American people about his robust […]
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Tue 07 September 2021: The British government unveiled a new tax on Tuesday to pay the National Health Service (NHS) and adult social care services in the wake of the COVID-19 epidemic, which has highlighted and aggravated many of the country’s chronic health and social care challenges. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in the […]
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Tue 07 September 2021: The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) reported that the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Africa had reached 7,926,999 as of Tuesday afternoon. The African Union’s specialized healthcare organization, the Africa CDC, reported that the pandemic has claimed the lives of 200,045 people across the continent. Some […]
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Tue 07 September 2021: On Monday, health ministers from the Group of Twenty (G20) took a step toward developing a plan to prevent the spread of the coronavirus among vulnerable populations in developing countries. According to Italian Minister of Health Roberto Speranza, the ministers agreed on a broad strategy to provide financial aid and vaccines […]
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Tue 07 September 2021: A town in Indonesia has come up with a unique method to provide joy to COVID-19 patients as part of its fight against the pandemic. During the pandemic, a homemade robot created by Indonesian villagers and scientists for fun has acquired a new purpose: carrying food, and maybe a smile, to […]
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Mon 06 September 2021: According to Bloomberg, the UK is considering requiring vaccine passports to gain entrance to large events as early as this month, but has yet to decide whether to give vaccines to healthy schoolchildren. “We are looking at, by the end of September when everyone has had a chance to be fully […]
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Mon 06 September 2021: According to a new analysis, wealthy countries could have a surplus of more than one billion COVID-19 vaccine doses accessible by the end of the year that are not designated as donations to poorer countries. Vaccine stock in Western countries has reached 500 million doses this month, with 360 million not […]
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Sun 05 September 2021: According to local media, thousands of people took to the streets of Amsterdam on Sunday to protest COVID-19 restrictions in the Netherlands. At 9:00 a.m. GMT, demonstrators began congregating in the city’s Dam Square. Despite the mayor’s office’s calls for the throng to disperse, the mob continued to grow. At 13:00 […]
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Sun 05 September 2021: African countries recorded 25,477 new COVID-19 infections in the past 24 hours, bringing their total caseload to 7.87 million, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Saturday. According to an update by the continental public health body, at least 601 people have died for coronavirus-related reasons over the […]
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