Pandemics

Assoc. Prof. Velislava Terzieva, Head of the Laboratory of Virology at the University Hospital "Lozenets" and researcher at the Institute of Biology and Immunology of Reproduction - "Acad. Kiril Bratanov" - BAS was a guest on the Bulgarian National Radio.

Australia has had some of the world’s strictest border controls throughout the coronavirus pandemic

"The cellular immunity that humans acquire when vaccinated against Covid-19 protects against all previous variants of the coronavirus." This was said on the air of the Bulgarian National Radio by Prof.

The measures in our country are also imposed on the vaccinated because there is a large number of people without immunization.

WHO leaders warned that letting the virus circulate at this scale could result in the emergence of new, potentially more dangerous variants

Get ready to learn more Greek letters - scientists have warned that the dizzying progress of the omicron strain practically ensures that it will not be the last version of the coronavirus that will worry the world.

According to Dr Sekler, it can be noticed that "the virus has crossed two thirds of the way and that everything is on the right track for now".
Sekler told RTS that the winter period is generally the season of respiratory diseases, and he estimated that children should go to kindergartens and schools.

The Omicron variant has moved the Covid pandemic into a new phase and is likely to bring it to an end in Europe, the World Health Organization's regional director for Europe said on Sunday.

"It is plausible that the region is moving towards the final phase of the pandemic," Hans Kluge told AFP, adding that Omicron could infect 60% of Europeans by March.

The Omicron variant has moved the COVID-19 pandemic into a new phase and could bring it to an end in Europe, the WHO Europe director has said.

"It's plausible that the region is moving towards a kind of pandemic endgame," Hans Kluge told AFP in an interview on Jan. 23, adding that Omicron could infect 60 percent of Europeans by March.

In the last 24 hours, 30 people died.
There are 113 patients on respirators.
In the last 24 hours, 34.817 samples were tested in Serbia.
There are 2.729 COVID patients in hospital, 35 more than in the previous update, and 113 people on respirators, four less than the data published yesterday. Mortality is currently 0.87 percent.