Vaccination
UK to Impose Mandatory Quarantine for Travelers From Feb 15
The U.K. will require travelers from coronavirus hot spots to quarantine starting Feb. 15, the government said, adding flesh to a policy first announced last month.
Number of people vaccinated tops 2.5 mln in Turkey
The number of people in Turkey who have received their first doses of a vaccine against the novel coronavirus crossed the 2.5 million mark as of Feb. 4, according to official figures.
In Turkey's mass vaccination campaign, under which health professionals are administering jabs of CoronaVac purchased from Chinese company Sinovac, immunization efforts are running smoothly.
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CNCAV: Immunization with AstraZeneca vaccine - recommended for 18 to 55 age group
Immunization against COVID-19 with AstraZeneca vaccine is recommended for the 18 to 55 age group, with the possibility of increasing this range as new scientific data emerge, and the recommended time interval between the two doses is 8 weeks, the National COVID-19 Vaccination Coordination Committee (CNCAV) specified on Thursday.
Administration of Moderna vaccine underway nationwide
The National COVID-19 Vaccination Coordination Committee (CNCAV) announced that the administration of the Moderna vaccine at national level started on Thursday.
Slovenian-developed vaccine to be designed as spray
Ljubljana – After developing a vaccine against Covid-19 last year, Slovenian researchers will focus on developing a technology to spray the vaccine into the nose or mouth, the head of the research team, Roman Jerala, has revealed for the STA.
South Africa, Brazil virus variants detected in Turkey: Minister
Two Turkish citizens have contracted the South African variant of the coronavirus while one has contracted the Brazilian variant, the country's health minister said on Feb. 3.
Moreover, 196 cases of the U.K. virus strain have been detected in the country, Fahrettin Koca said.
The patients have been isolated, he added.
The right priorities
The personnel employed by Greece's public health sector have shouldered most of the burden since the coronavirus pandemic hit the country last March, often mobilizing bottomless wells of self-denial.
They are, however, civil servants. This means that they need to align with the priorities of the state and with the public interest.
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"Citizens, you are not protected yet"; "Growing number of infected children detected"
Also, the number of people on respirators is not decreasing.
Director of the Infectious Diseases Clinic in Belgrade, Dr Goran Stevnovi, stated after that meeting that KBC "Beanijska kosa" came out of the COVID system, but that it cannot be said with certainty at what pace other COVID hospitals will leave that system.
Bulgarian GPs Complain about Lack of Information on Individual Vaccination Groups
We haven't received any instructions as to what we're going to do with people who fall into specific groups, said head of the general practitioners association in Sofia region Dr. Viktoria Chobanova before the morning program of bTV.
From RFK Jr to Latin America, Poland’s Anti-Vaxxers Find Friends Abroad
Kennedy was speaking, non-sequiturs and all, at the invitation of parliamentarians from the far-right Confederation Liberty and Independence coalition (Konfederacja Wolnosc i Niepodleglosc, often shortened to Konfederacja), whose leadership include vaccination sceptics.