FDA vaccines chief hopes for common ground with RFK Jr.

FDA vaccines chief hopes for common ground with RFK Jr.

The Food and Drug Administration’s top vaccines official says he hopes to find common ground with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who was picked Thursday by President-elect Donald Trump to head the Department of Health and Human Services.  “What I would ask of him is that he keep an open mind. We’re happy to try to … Read more

Nigeria, eight other African countries to receive Mpox vaccine

Nigeria, eight other African countries to receive Mpox vaccine

To control the growing threat of the Mpox virus, the Access and Allocation Mechanism (AAM) for Mpox has allocated 899,000 vaccine doses to Nigeria and eight other African countries with high infection rates. This was disclosed in a joint statement by the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday. AAM is a framework … Read more

China sets ‘organ-chip’ standards for skin research as global biotech race heats up

China sets ‘organ-chip’ standards for skin research as global biotech race heats up

China is aiming to take the global lead in a promising biotech area by setting its first national standards for “organ-on-a-chip technology”. The chips are an emerging research tool that could replace animal testing and speed up the time a drug takes to get from concept to market. “This milestone marks an important step forward … Read more

What you need to know about mosquito-borne diseases

What you need to know about mosquito-borne diseases

The Dose20:22Why should I be concerned about mosquitoes? Belle River, Ont., teacher Melanie Klimkowski never worried much about mosquitoes, since they never seemed interested in biting her.  After learning more about the bugs at a special workshop with her eighth grade class, she says she now carries small amounts of mosquito repellant at all times … Read more

US wants to work with India to address key global problems: Top Biden admin official

US wants to work with India to address key global problems: Top Biden admin official

The US is keen on working with India to address some of the key global problems, including in areas like healthcare, clean energy and climate change, a top Biden administration official has said. The remarks by Nisha Desai Biswal, Deputy CEO of the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), came ahead of her visit to … Read more

Doctor Warns Of ‘Sloth Fever’ As 19 Europeans Fall Sick: Symptoms, Risks, And What To Do If Infected

Doctor Warns Of ‘Sloth Fever’ As 19 Europeans Fall Sick: Symptoms, Risks, And What To Do If Infected

A serious warning has been issued to the European Union following a concerning rise in cases of the oropouche virus, commonly referred to as “sloth fever.” The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has reported 19 confirmed cases of the virus within five European countries, all of which were imported from South America. … Read more

Trial of key convoy figures Lich, Barber nears end of the road

Trial of key convoy figures Lich, Barber nears end of the road

Closing arguments start this morning in the trial of key Freedom Convoy figures Tamara Lich and Chris Barber — the beginning of the end for a slow-rolling legal drama that began two and a half years ago. For the accused, it’s been a long and uncertain road that keeps leading them back to Ottawa. “For … Read more

Freedom Convoy’s Pat King out on bail under strict conditions

Freedom Convoy’s Pat King out on bail under strict conditions

Pat King danced out of the Ottawa courthouse Friday after being given bail with stricter social media rules and a new charge for breaching his original conditions — and having forfeited $25,000 to the court. The controversial organizer behind what became known as the Freedom Convoy protests was jailed for one week. His bail was revoked following allegations he violated court-imposed rules … Read more

Single dose of Covid-19 vaccine sufficient for already infected people: Study | India News

Single dose of Covid-19 vaccine sufficient for already infected people: Study | India News

HYDERABAD: A single dose of Covid-19 vaccine is sufficient for an infected person as there was a greater antibody response when compared with those who have had no prior infection, according to a study released by AIG Hospitals on Monday.The city-based AIG Hospitals recently published a study conducted on 260 healthcare workers, who got vaccinated … Read more

COVID vaccine caused heart attacks, stroke

COVID vaccine caused heart attacks, stroke

Soldier fights National Guard over COVID vaccine Defense Dept.: Soldier’s disease may be caused by vaccine Veterans advocate: ‘Not surprised’ by initial Guard response Updated: Jun 24, 2024 / 10:56 PM CDT (NewsNation) — Army National Guard Specialist Karoline Stancik, 24, says she’s in $70,000 of medical debt after being hospitalized for heart complications. She … Read more