Thu 29 July 2021: President Cyril Ramaphosa has assured citizens that the country is not going to run short of COVID-19 vaccines. “We now have a much more confirmed good supply of vaccines. We bringing in quite a lot of innovation in the vaccination process, and one of the innovations in drive through vaccinations where […]
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Thu 29 July 2021: According to a financial results statement released Wednesday, Pfizer raised its revenue forecast for coronavirus vaccine sales to $33.5 billion for 2021. The US pharmaceutical firm’s previous estimates were $26 billion and $15 billion, made in May and February, respectively. The revised projection in revenue from the BNT162b2 vaccine, which was developed with German partner BioNTech, reflects 2.1 billion doses that are expected to be delivered under contracts signed through mid-July, said […]
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Wed 28 July 2021: On Wednesday, the UK government announced that fully vaccinated people from the United States and the European Union (EU) will be able to travel to England without undergoing quarantine. Heathrow Airport and the airline sector in the United Kingdom has urged the UK government to allow vaccinated passengers to travel in […]
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Wed 28 July 2021: The count of COVID-19 vaccine shots administered worldwide topped 3.93 billion as of Tuesday, according to Our World In Data, a tracking website affiliated with Oxford University. China, where the outbreak originated in late 2019, ranks first globally, with more than 1.57 billion vaccine jabs delivered within the country, according to […]
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Tue 27 July 2021: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will impose a three-year travel ban on those who travel to the countries which have been red-listed by the Kingdom due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on Tuesday. In a statement carried by the SPA, an official source […]
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Tue 27 July 2021: According to the New York Times, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will encourage coronavirus vaccine recipients to wear masks indoors, reversing previous guidelines that said face masks were no longer necessary. The updated guidance would apply to areas of the US experiencing a surge of infections, including […]
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Tue 27 July 2021: Classrooms are not major sources of coronavirus infection, schools should be the last institutions to close and the first to reopen in parts of the world where coronavirus vaccines are in low supply, according to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). “Reopening schools cannot wait for all teachers and students to be vaccinated. With the global vaccine shortages plaguing low and middle-income countries, vaccinating frontline workers and those most at risk of severe illness and death will remain a priority,” UNICEF spokesperson James Elder told reporters. Clear evidence […]
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Tue 27 July 2021: The Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency Anvisa canceled clinical trials of Indian vaccine Covaxin after the manufacturer informed it about the change of a local partner, none of the volunteers received it. “The termination of the company’s permit to present the vaccine in the country makes it impossible to comply with the […]
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Tue 27 July 2021: Moderna Inc is in talks with US regulators to expand the size of an ongoing trial testing its COVID-19 vaccines in children aged between five and 11, the drugmaker said on Monday. The objective of the discussion with the US Food and Drug Administration is to enroll a larger safety database, which […]
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Tue 27 July 2021: As Delta variant fuels surge of new cases, Mayor Bill de Blasio declared on Monday that all government workers in New York City must take a coronavirus vaccine or face weekly tests. “The Delta variant is deadly and this city is taking it seriously,” de Blasio via Twitter post that went out simultaneously with […]
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