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SA News: Scientists say it will take weeks to tell how dangerous Omicron really is. Here’s why

1 December 2021 By admin

Scientists say it will take weeks to tell how dangerous Omicron really is. Here’s why: By Maggie Fox, CNN As soon as South Africa announced the spread of a new and troubling variant last week, scientists went to work. By the time the World Health Organization had named the new lineage ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews … [Read more...] about SA News: Scientists say it will take weeks to tell how dangerous Omicron really is. Here’s why

Mamabolo: Insinuating bias against IEC is a dangerous path to tread

14 September 2021 By admin

Mamabolo: Insinuating bias against IEC is a dangerous path to tread: Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: Mamabolo: Insinuating bias against IEC is a dangerous path to tread: In an answering affidavit submitted to the apex court on Monday, the IEC’s Sy Mamabolo dismisses the claims before the Constitutional Court alleging that even the perception of the … [Read more...] about Mamabolo: Insinuating bias against IEC is a dangerous path to tread

SA News: World’s first tweaked Covid vaccine ‘neutralises’ dangerous South Africa and Brazil strains, Moderna trial data suggests

6 May 2021 By admin

World’s first tweaked Covid vaccine ‘neutralises’ dangerous South Africa and Brazil strains, Moderna trial data suggests: A REFINED vaccine has been found to ‘neutralise’ the Brazil and South African coronavirus variants, US company Moderna claims. Latest trials have found getting a third jab of either ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Covid: US backs waiver on … [Read more...] about SA News: World’s first tweaked Covid vaccine ‘neutralises’ dangerous South Africa and Brazil strains, Moderna trial data suggests

Messages about male circumcision aren’t clear: why this is dangerous | The Conversation

27 January 2020 By admin

Messages about male circumcision aren't clear: why this is dangerous: ShutterstockIn March 2007, international experts endorsed voluntary medical male circumcision as a partial but effective way to reduce the risk of HIV infection in men. According to the World Health Organisation, medical male circumcision can reduce a man’s risk of acquiring HIV from a female sexual partner … [Read more...] about Messages about male circumcision aren’t clear: why this is dangerous | The Conversation

Why it’s dangerous for Tanzania to withhold information about Ebola fears | The Conversation

4 October 2019 By admin

Why it's dangerous for Tanzania to withhold information about Ebola fears: Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, World Health Organisation Director-General, speaking on Ebola at the UN's Geneva headquarters. EPA/Martial TrezzinniIn the past few weeks there have been unofficial reports that some people in Tanzania, including one in Dar es Salaam, had died of what was suspected to be … [Read more...] about Why it’s dangerous for Tanzania to withhold information about Ebola fears | The Conversation

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