COVID-19: Vaccination of pregnant women could protect babies, Israeli researchers say
The authors noted the small size of the study and said further research was necessary to gauge the effect of ...
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Early data suggests great news about COVID-19 vaccine
It also suggests that vaccinated people in both groups were “far less” likely to die or be hospitalized if they ...
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Why children in Nigeria won’t be vaccinated against COVID-19 – Official
Nigeria is set to receive four million doses of the approved Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines as the first batch of vaccines ...
Africa’s COVID-19 deaths hit 93,000, as it takes vaccine delivery in February
Ms Moeti said the joint UN-led COVAX initiative aimed at starting shipping about 90 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine to ...
Japan to receive 144m doses of Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine this year
The doses of the vaccine would be sufficient to inoculate 60 million people, or roughly half of the country’s 126-million ...
Italy reopens schools amid vaccination drive to curb COVID-19 spike
Italy declared a national state of emergency over COVID-19 on January 31, 2020, and has extended it to January 31 ...
WHO urges countries to shun vaccine nationalism
The WHO Chief, however, said that it was important to remember that COVID-19 was just one of a number of ...
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AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine to go to ‘small number’ of hospitals first
The AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine is set to be rolled out to patients at a “small number” of hospitals in Britain.
Finland confirms first adverse reaction to COVID-19 vaccine
The reported reaction is coming one week after Europe started its mass immunisation campaign.
Saudi Arabia begins COVID -19 vaccination
Saudi Arabia had said the COVID-19 vaccines would be made available to its citizens and foreign residents for free.