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Four Athens University Medical School professors answer questions about life after COVID-19 vax
Those who have completed their vaccination against COVID-19, whether the two-dose or one version, are less likely to be infected, to come down with a serious case of the virus if they are, and to transmit it to others.
That means that individuals who are vaccinated can gradually resume activities that they were forced to avoid in order to keep themselves and others safe.
Another Powerful Earthquake with Different Epicenter Rocks Greece
A new earthquake measuring 5.9 on the Richter scale shook central Greece at 20:38 on Thursday.
The epicenter was near the town of Elassona, which was hit on Wednesday by an earthquake measuring 6.0.
The National Observatory of Athens' Institute of Geodynamics reported that the new quake's epicenter was 16km southwest from Elassona proper, close to Larissa.
Serbian Church Elects Patriarch Deemed Close to President
Bishops of Serbia's powerful Orthodox Church on Thursday elected Porfirije Peric as their 46th patriarch.
The new Archbishop of Pec, Metropolitan of Belgrade and Karlovac and Patriarch of Serbia had previously, since 2014, been Metropolitan of Zagreb and Ljubljana.
Art professionals protest in central Athens
Professionals of the art industry demonstrated in central Athens on Thursday demanding government action to support their profession which has been severely hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
The demonstration, which included representatives from several unions and associations, gathered outside the University of Athens central building before marching to Parliament.
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Waste analysis shows 205% weekly spike in Attica’s viral load
The presence of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in raw sewage from the Attica basin shot up 205% between January 29 and February 5, indicating that Greece is facing a fresh surge in the pandemic, a professor of analytical chemistry at the University of Athens has said.
Boosting the blue economy to save the planet
In Greece there is an obvious reason for transporting domestic products by sea under sail and not by motorboats: respect for the environment. The bonus reason - for those doing the transporting - is the magical sea experience. More about the unique Aegean Cargo Sailing project was shared with us by its "soul," Loucas Gourtsoyannis.
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Athens metro station closed ahead of university reform bill protest
The Panepistimio metro station in central Athens closed at 11 a.m. on Thursday by order of the police, due to a rally planned to protest against legislation reforming tertiary education.
The rally will start at 1 p.m. at the University of Athens central building.
Trains will continue to pass through the station without stopping.
Athens University teams up with Yale for Covid-19 treatment drug
Researchers from the University of Athens who spearheaded a successful clinical trial into the effects of colchicine in the prevention of complications caused by Covid-19, have teamed up with colleagues at Yale to carry on studying the benefits of the anti-inflammatory drug that was recently approved in Greece and other countries for treating the novel coronavirus.
Four universities agree to campus security
Four major universities have so far agreed to accept a protection team that will help stamp out chronic lawlessness at the country's campuses.
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Postgrad in science and technology, in English
Students from Germany and the Netherlands have already signed up for the University of Athens' newly launched Science and Technology Studies postgraduate program in the English language, exploring a diversity of cutting-edge issues.
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