Author Archives: Abbey Y

Mexico’s Ministry of Health announced on March 29 that as of 7 pm on March 29, the country had 5,654,311 confirmed COVID-19 cases, an increase of 2,758 from the previous day. A total of 322,845 deaths were reported, 84 more than the previous day.

According to Axios website on Monday, the annual death toll in the US has reached its highest level in a century due to the COVID-19 pandemic, citing new data from the US Census Bureau. The number of deaths in 2020 was 535,000 more than in 2019. New data show that the coronavirus pandemic has taken […]

Long-term COVID-19 symptoms (also known as “COVID-19 acute sequelae”), generally defined as those that persist for more than three months, are an important factor in generating public concern about novel Coronavirus and the outbreak. More than two million people in the UK could be affected by these long-term aftereffects, which could have serious implications for […]

For now, the “long-term COVID-19 symptoms” that scientists are concerned about do exist, but their duration is uncertain, given that COVID-19 is only a little over two years old. Scientists believe that while it is not clear COVID – 19 for hospitalized patients with serious influence can last long, but can be seen from the […]

The CENTERS for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday issued its strongest guidance to date urging pregnant women to get vaccinated against COVID-19. The guidance comes as more than 250,000 novel coronavirus infections have been reported in pregnant women, including 22,000 hospitalizations, according to the CDC. A recent study showed no increased risk of miscarriage […]

After weeks in free fall, new Covid-19 cases are starting to level off in the US, as the BA.2 subvariant continues its ascent. BA.2 caused about 35% of cases in the US last week, up from 22% the week before, according to new estimates from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which […]

Patients are divided into several categories based on age, whether they have been vaccinated against COVID-19, whether they have co-immunodeficiency, and various clinical risk factors including obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease: Priority in the first category: immunosuppressed patients (whether or not vaccinated); Patients over 75 years of age who have not been vaccinated or patients […]

Pandemic restrictions are being lifted with alacrity across Europe despite many countries experiencing a record surge in coronavirus cases and concerns about the failure to vaccinate many people considered vulnerable to the disease. Germany’s parliament voted to loosen restrictions in public places across the country. The government wants to let Germany’s 16 states decide for […]

The COVID-19 pandemic is being tested most severely in the United States, for both ordinary Americans and health care workers. No matter you are in a largely rural area of the United States or an international metropolis, although cities and villages are not closed down like in China, everyone seems to feel that there is […]

China’s NMPA has conditionally approved Pfizer’s Covid-19 drug Paxlovid, making it the first oral pill specifically developed to treat the disease cleared in the country. The drug was approved for the treatment of adults with mild to moderate COVID-19 and a high risk of progression to severe disease. This includes the elderly, and people with […]