How Coronavirus Led to the Extinction of the Yamagata Flu Strain: Unexpected Benefits Discovered by American Scientists

How Coronavirus Led to the Extinction of the Yamagata Flu Strain: Unexpected Benefits Discovered by American Scientists

American scientists have discovered unexpected benefits of coronavirus for all people. It turned out that anti-Covid restrictions led to the disappearance of the once common strain of influenza type B “Yamagata”. This is reported by Bloombergciting a study conducted by the US National Center for Biotechnology Information. How coronavirus led to the extinction of the … Read more

Up to 5.8 Million Young People Suffer from Long COVID, Study Finds

Up to 5.8 Million Young People Suffer from Long COVID, Study Finds

Up to 5.8 Million Young People Reported to Experience Long COVID as Search for Answers Intensifies AYeltzer News | by John Doe Introduction Recent findings from a comprehensive study reveal that long COVID, a debilitating condition that affects individuals long after their initial infection, has affected a staggering number of young people. Delving into the … Read more

Special Report: COVID-19 Impact on Peru – From First Case to Present Day

Special Report: COVID-19 Impact on Peru – From First Case to Present Day

On March 6, 2020, the first case of COVID-19 was officially recorded in Peru in a 25-year-old young man who was in Spain, France and the Czech Republic. Nine days later, on a day like today, March 15, the then president Martín Vizcarra decreed a general quarantine in the country, as well as the closure … Read more

New Research Reveals COVID-19 Virus Can Persist in Blood and Tissue for Over a Year, Offering Insight into Long COVID Symptoms

New Research Reveals COVID-19 Virus Can Persist in Blood and Tissue for Over a Year, Offering Insight into Long COVID Symptoms

New Research Reveals COVID-19 Antigens Can Persist, Offering Insights Into Long COVID Image Source: scitechdaily.com Evidence of Long-Term Infection New research from UC San Francisco has revealed that COVID-19 antigens, specifically pieces of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, can persist in the blood and tissue of infected individuals long after the acute phase of the illness has … Read more

2024 Easter Holidays and School Calendar in Mexico: Important Dates and Schedule Changes

2024 Easter Holidays and School Calendar in Mexico: Important Dates and Schedule Changes

Mexico City — This weekend, from March 15 to 18, the first mega bridge will take place in Mexico’s basic education schools in 2024, a few days before the start of the Easter holidays. Classes will be suspended on Friday, March 15, 2024 due to administrative download, when teachers upload their students’ grades to the … Read more

UNICEF and Faith-Based Organizations Collaborate to Accelerate Covid-19 Immunization in Latin America and the Caribbean

UNICEF and Faith-Based Organizations Collaborate to Accelerate Covid-19 Immunization in Latin America and the Caribbean

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), Religions for Peace, the Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities (JLI), held a Regional meeting with Actors of Faith – in which the Latin American and Caribbean Episcopal Council (Celam) has also participated –, in order to seek to accelerate immunization against covid-19 in Latin America and … Read more

Russian company considers legal action against Bolivia over suspension of Sputnik V vaccine purchase

Russian company considers legal action against Bolivia over suspension of Sputnik V vaccine purchase

Sputnik V vaccine demonstrates strong protection against the omicron variant / Anadolu Agency 🔊 Listen to this news A Russian public company is considering suing Bolivia for the suspension of the purchase of Russian vaccines against Covid-19. The State Attorney, César Siles, revealed that legal measures have been taken to avoid international arbitration in this … Read more

Covid -19: How often should we get the vaccine – What a new study shows – 2024-03-09 21:53:59

Covid -19: How often should we get the vaccine – What a new study shows
 – 2024-03-09 21:53:59

A computer model developed by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine reveals when older people, younger people and even the immunocompromised should get an updated vaccine to be protected. Many patients kept asking the same question to infectious disease expert Nathan Law, an assistant professor at Stanford School of Medicine: “When should I … Read more

Ministry of Health Extends Vaccination Center Hours in Santiago for Increased Coverage

Ministry of Health Extends Vaccination Center Hours in Santiago for Increased Coverage

This measure aims to facilitate access to vaccination against influenza and other respiratory diseases. Minister Ximena Aguilera announced that as part of the winter campaign, The vaccination centers of the Ministry of Health (Minsal) in Santiago will extend their hours of attention to include Saturdays and Sundays. This measure aims be able to facilitate access … Read more

The True Motives Behind the Pandemic: Unveiling the Greed and Looting in Society

The True Motives Behind the Pandemic: Unveiling the Greed and Looting in Society

In times of speculation and maximum virulence of the pandemic, the La Palma semiologist Jorge Lozano Hernández (who died months later due to contagion), said about the social state: «I think that for the same reason that lies and rumors proliferate, stereotypes are consolidated. In this semisphere of the virus, new Xerxes, maximum enemy. The … Read more