COVID-19 vaccine
Low second dose rates endangering vaccination momentum
As Turkey's vaccination drive against the coronavirus pandemic continues successfully in terms of both the scope of the jab program and the speed of inoculations, the latest remarks of a senior Turkish official show that reluctance among the public to get the second dose of a vaccine endangers momentum in the program
Compensation scheme proposed for adverse effects of vaccination
Ljubljana – The government has proposed a compensation scheme for those who have suffered serious health damage as a result of a Covid-19 vaccine. “The introduction of liability for damages is key to maintaining confidence in the vaccines and ensuring the effective implementation of the national vaccination programme,” Health Minister Poklukar said on Friday.
Minister calls for coordinated action to accelerate jab drive
Turkey's health minister has called for a common and coordinated action in order to accelerate vaccinations against COVID-19.
"We are expecting support from the healthcare community to help overcome vaccine hesitancy and from all media outlets to reach out to the public and get messages regarding the vaccination across," Fahrettin Koca said.
Covid-19 – The platform for the booster shot opens today
The platform at emvolio.gov.gr opens tonight, for those wishing to book an appointment for the booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine (people over 18 years old who had their second shot more than 5,5 months ago).
Universities, research institutes issue joint call for vaccination
Ljubljana/Koper – All three Slovenian public universities and one private, and an association of independent research institutes have issued a joint call for Covid-19 vaccination. They stressed the importance of a joint battle against the Covid-19 epidemic in today’s press release.
Over 12,000 Children in Bulgaria have been Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
There are 12,136 children in Bulgaria with completed vaccination against COVID-19. This was announced by the Ministry of Health / MH / in the profile of the department on Facebook. 16,195 children were immunized with the first dose of COVID-19 vaccines. To date, a total of 28,331 vaccines have been given to children aged 12 to 17, inclusive.
International Study: Protective Mask Remains the Most Effective Measure Against COVID-19
Wearing a mask is the most effective measure to protect public health from the coronavirus, reducing the incidence by 53%. This shows the latest international study on the effectiveness of this product.
Bill Gates Predicts an End to the Pandemic in the Summer
Coronavirus mortality and overall levels of infection could reach seasonal flu averages by next summer, provided there are no new, more dangerous strains. The opinion is of the founder of Microsoft Corporation Bill Gates, who was a guest at the "New Economic Forum" in Singapore. The event was organized by businessman Michael Bloomberg.
Health minister warns against ‘pandemic fatigue’
People have become demotivated about adhering to the rules against COVID-19 and conditions are leading to an "anti-virus measures' fatigue," Health Minister Fahrettin Koca has said.
He warned that the anti-virus measures must be strictly observed once again during the winter months.
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Pfizer BioNTech and Moderna are making $ 65,000 a minute from their Covid-19 vaccines
According to a report by the People’s Vaccine Alliance, In contrast, AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson sell their vaccines at a cost price.