Wuhan virus 2020

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Kenya, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the Philippines are being added to England's travel ban "red list"

It means travellers from those countries will be banned from entering England from 9 April.

The coronavirus reproduction number, or R value, in England is between 0.8 and 1, latest figures show.

Last week the whole of the UK had an estimated R figure of between 0.7 and 0.9

Another 52 deaths within 28 days of a positive coronavirus test have been recorded in the UK

More than 70 MPs have launched a campaign opposing Covid passports in England, amid reports of pilots to test how they would work.

Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, who tested positive for Covid-19 last week, has been admitted to hospital.

The stay at home rule which has been in place in Scotland for more than three months has been lifted.

West End theatres and Glastonbury Festival are among those getting a share of £400m emergency government culture funding.

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Ukraine’s Covid crisis has deepened with record numbers of infections and deaths reported this morning. Health Minister Maksym Stepanov says 433 people died in the past 24 hours and 19,893 new cases were reported. The capital Kyiv has imposed a strict lockdown.

French schools close later today for at least three weeks as stricter anti-Covid measures start kicking in across the country. Secondary schools will shut for four weeks, although two of those include France’s spring holiday. A new opinion poll suggests seven out of 10 people back the decision to go into a new national lockdown tomorrow night which is looser than last year.

Most EU countries have agreed a complicated formula to give 2.85 million extra BioNTech-Pfizer vaccines to five struggling countries, including Bulgaria, Croatia and Slovakia. Austria, Slovenia and the Czech Republic objected to the deal. Austria’s Sebastian Kurz has criticised what he sees as uneven distribution of vaccines.

A Serbian anti-vaccination campaigner was questioned by police yesterday on suspicion of spreading panic through social media posts and media appearances. Jovana Stojkovic has been in trouble before for posting misleading information.

A baby has been born on Spain’s Balearic island of Ibiza with Covid antibodies after his mother was vaccinated in the final three months of her pregnancy. Baby Bruno’s umbilical cord was tested for antibodies after he was born. Meanwhile, a million Oxford-AstraZeneca doses will be distributed across Spain this morning to enable vaccinations to continue throughout Easter week.

Greece starts easing restrictions on movement from tomorrow with retail opening up from Monday. Schools will start opening up again on 12 April.

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[Mr Quatro]

Heard some new rumors so I checked them out

1. That the first shot has proven to combat Covid-19 for fifty percent of the people from the virus.

2. That he second shot is of course more effective, but takes two weeks to kick in for it's full effectiveness.

3. If you recover from having contacted Covid-19 the immunity can last up to 6 months.

4. The second shot has more side effects than the second shot

5. Here's the alarming news they don't know how long the vaccine will last and it could be like the flu shots that we have to take every year.

Hello November is six months later for me I get mine next week.


https://www.kiro7.com/news/trending/...G6CT4KZEN2NYE/

According to a study in the British Medical Journal, it’s believed that by some researchers that vaccines being used now will provide protection that could last for some time.

Duh!

Another study cited by Aungst suggests that immunity could wear off quickly and require yearly shots to boost protection.

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AstraZeneca: Is there a blood clot risk?

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-56594189

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[Rockstar]

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

AstraZeneca: Is there a blood clot risk?

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-56594189

Meh, seems like Merkel and von der whats her name are acting out like a bunch of anti-science, anti-vaxxer whiners. Terrible leadership, letting thousands die because of politics, the famed euro arrogance and egos.

[mapuc]

As mentioned some pages back I had a long chat with my cousin from Sweden.
What I forgot to tell you was that he had an infection-covid back in December 2020.

Asked him how severe it was. He said it was like a good old influenza with high fever, pain in every muscle and extremely tired.

I asked him about this famous side effect off this infection loosing smell and taste.
He said I didn't exactly loose my taste-it changed, things tasted differently and my smelling senses was never gone.

I said in a scale from 1-10, where 1 is almost no affect and 10 is laying in a respirator-He said he was 5-6.

He gets furious when he read conspiracy and/or fake comments.

As he said I have had Covid-19 I was knocked-out for about a week. So there's no doubt it does exist.

He also said(Which I approve)
We can discuss the measure our politicians and our authorities decide, if they are correct or not.

Markus

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Rockstar

Meh, seems like Merkel and von der whats her name are acting out like a bunch of anti-science, anti-vaxxer whiners. Terrible leadership, letting thousands die because of politics, the famed euro arrogance and egos.

Yet another reason I'm pleased we are out of the EU

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Pilot events will start to try out measures like testing and ventilation to see if they can be safe in the pandemic.

It's hoped the moves will allow the safe return of sports matches, conferences and club nights in England.

The Carabao Cup final between Tottenham and Manchester City will have 8,000 fans in attendance as one test event.

The UK PM and Labour leader have both talked about the pandemic in their Easter messages.

The Archbishop of Canterbury's says people can choose a "better future for all" as the country emerges from the pandemic.

The pandemic is disrupting Easter in eastern Europe, where cases are surging.

France has entered its third national lockdown in a bid to bring down infections.

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[Mr Quatro]

You should think twice before laminating your vaccine card

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/yo...?ocid=BingNews


Double check your information

If you are getting a two-dose vaccine, make sure that you receive and document both doses on your card before laminating it.

Double check all of your information -- including your name, date of birth, and the date and location of the vaccine -- for accuracy.

Seriously, stop sharing your vaccine cards on social media

Make sure you have a backup

You should definitely create a backup of your card before laminating it.

Dr. Leana Wen, an emergency physician and public health professor at George Washington University, told CNN that she recommends taking a photo of the card after each dose.

"Take a picture after getting the first shot, then after the second one too, in case you lose the physical card," she said. "Keep the picture on your phone, and email yourself a copy to be safe."