Pandemics
Bill Gates warns: Prepare for worse
The founder of Microsoft, called on rich countries to invest billions of dollars in the development of vaccines so that we can prepare for the next global epidemic.
Gates said that although the delta and omicron variants of COVID-19 are some of the most contagious viruses so far, the new one could be with a much higher mortality rate, writes the Financial Times, as "Blic" reports.
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Bill Gates: The Coronavirus is a Flower against the Backdrop of Impending Pandemics
The world is facing pandemics that will be much worse than the coronavirus. That's what Microsoft founder Bill Gates said, urging governments to prepare and set aside billions to fight the next global epidemic.
Omicron and Delta are the most contagious viruses ever, Gates said, but the world will face more deadly and severe infections in the future.
Bulgarian Expert: We Expect a Double Epidemic - from Influenza and Coronavirus
"We expect a double epidemic in our country - from influenza and coronavirus. Maybe we will have a more severe flu season." Such a forecast was made in the studio of "Sabudi Se" on Nova TV by Georgi Popov, an expert on infectious diseases at Sofiamed University Hospital. According to him, the health system will withstand the pressure.
Pandemic mystery: Scientists focus on COVID’s animal origin
Nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the origin of the virus tormenting the world remains shrouded in mystery.
Most scientists believe it emerged in the wild and jumped from bats to humans, either directly or through another animal. Others theorize it escaped from a Chinese lab.
COVID-19 ‘worst crisis’ for children UNICEF has seen in its 75-year history
On its 75th anniversary, UNICEF warned that COVID-19 is rolling back virtually every measure of progress for children, including a staggering 100 million more children being plunged into poverty.
Number of people with HIV-positive rises: Expert
The number of people infected annually with HIV in Turkey is gradually rising, a health professional says.
Speaking to Demirören News Agency on Dec. 1, the day marked internationally as World AIDS Day to raise awareness of the disease, Şua Sümer from Selçuk University said that the number of HIV-positive people across the country increased by 7,000 in the last three years.
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Positive Voice in a rough terrain: A look back at the history of HIV/AIDS in Greece
Today is World AIDS Day
We are commemorating World AIDS Day in the context of a round anniversary - 40 years since the opening of the world's first AIDS case. Momchil Baev, a health management specialist, commented on this in "The Day Begins".
It is time to remember that in addition to the current covid pandemic, there is another that has taken many more lives, Baev called.
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Bulgarian Dr. Markov: There is No Data on Difference in the Sickness Course of Omicron
There is no data on the difference in the course of the new version of COVID-19 - Omicron. This was explained in the studio of "Hello, Bulgaria" by the epidemiologist and lecturer at the London School of Tropical Medicine Dr. Petar Markov.
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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