The final results for multiple coronavirus vaccine candidates might be ready this winter, at which point the successful candidates could be available for emergency immunization campaigns. The World Health Organization warns that there >>
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After supporting coronavirus lockdowns for months, the WHO just made the reversal of the year
After months of warning of the necessity of coronavirus lockdowns as a means of getting the COVID-19 pandemic under control, the World Health Organization has apparently had a change of heart. Lockdowns, one >>
WHO just reminded us of the worst-case coronavirus scenario
There isn’t any “silver bullet” for stopping coronavirus transmission, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reminded the world on Monday. Even though several promising vaccine candidates have advanced to Phase 3, Tedros explained that >>
WHO just gave us the worst possible coronavirus prediction
The coronavirus transmission risk remains high, warned the World Health Organization during a meeting of its emergency committee. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that the COVID-19 pandemic is a “once-in-a-century health crisis” >>
239 researchers want WHO to acknowledge the worst thing about coronavirus
The novel coronavirus spreads mainly through the air, according to extensive research from 239 scientists in 32 different countries. The researchers are urging the World Health Organization to acknowledge that the virus is >>
China changed its coronavirus origin story again – you won’t believe the new claims
The coronavirus origin story is still a mystery as China has yet to release an official explanation for the Wuhan outbreak that is believed to have started the pandemic. In anticipation of the >>
WHO says no current coronavirus treatments can kill or stop the virus
The World Health Organization (WHO) says there are some treatments can limit the severity of novel coronavirus cases, and that it’s focusing on four or five of them. But the WHO also made >>
This controversial coronavirus study could speed up vaccine research
Coronavirus vaccine development is advancing at a rapid pace, but a viable drug might not be available to the general population until early 2021, in a best-case scenario. A more controversial human trial >>
