Pre-Covid life could return as early as April 2022, University of East Anglia professor of medicine Paul Hunter made such an encouraging statement. According to him, COVID-19 is weakening, and by spring it may turn into just “another cause of a cold.” Hunter is confident that covid-positive people should be allowed to live their normal […]
A small drop in viral load of 20% was found based on wastewater analysis in Attica, EKPA Professor of Analytical Chemistry Nikos Tomaidis said today. However, it remains at a high level. According to a professor speaking on SKAI, “Analysis of wastewater from Athens shows a slight decrease this week. This is obviously not related […]
Former King of Greece Constantine II is in hospital after contracting Covid-19. He was admitted to hospital on 8 January and is reportedly in good health. The last time the 83-year-old man was in the hospital was a little less than a month ago. On December 15, 2021, he was hospitalized with an ischemic attack, […]
The high T-cell levels of the common cold may provide protection against Covid-19, a study by Imperial College London found Monday could provide information for the development of second-generation vaccines. Immunity against Covid-19 is a complex picture, and while there is evidence of a drop in antibody levels six months after vaccination, T cells are […]
The head of SYRIZA announced the coronavirus infection in his Twitter post, noting that he has mild symptoms: “I tested positive in a preventive molecular test last night. Fortunately, Betty and the kids have tested negative. I have mild symptoms so far and hope to get well soon. “ … Source link
The rapid spread of the Omicron mutation in the country is worrying the Greek authorities, especially since in the midst of this outbreak, an attempt is being made to safely reopen schools based on an updated protocol announced by the government, which some experts and the opposition consider insufficient. At the same time, the burden […]
Scientists from the United States found that babies born during the first year of the pandemic performed slightly worse on social and motor skills tests in their first six months – regardless of whether their mothers contracted Covid-19 during pregnancy or not. A team of researchers led by Danny Dumitriu, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and […]
Tomorrow January 6th, Epiphany. How will the rite of consecration of waters take place in the era of a pandemic, and what kind of mask should believers wear? The Holy Synod keeps in the background and did not issue its own circular outlining specific measures on the day of Epiphany, but it sent out to […]
According to the British magazine, the real number of deaths from the coronavirus is 3.5 times higher than the officially recorded one. And here the gap between rich and poor countries is huge. The nearly 5.5 million Covid-19 deaths worldwide that have been officially reported in the past two years are already a very large […]