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COVID-19 may have orphaned 7.5 million kids worldwide - cidrap.umn.edu - Congo - Usa - India - Indonesia - Nepal - Pakistan - Bangladesh - South Africa - Ethiopia - Kenya - Nigeria - Peru - Egypt - city Oxford - Burma
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COVID-19 may have orphaned 7.5 million kids worldwide
Worldwide, about 10.5 million children may have lost parents or caregivers to COVID-19 and 7.5 million were orphaned, according to new study that estimated excess mortality using World Health Organization (WHO) data.
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Kate Middleton - Princess Catherine Back To Work! Here's What She's Doing At Home Amid Recovery! - perezhilton.com - Denmark - county Windsor - county Prince William - city Oxford
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Princess Catherine Back To Work! Here's What She's Doing At Home Amid Recovery!
Princess Catherine may be avoiding public duties, but she apparently hasn’t stopped working altogether!
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Justin Sullivan - Drinking alcohol could increase risk of more than 60 diseases, study suggests - fox29.com - China - state California - county Santa Rosa - city Oxford
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Drinking alcohol could increase risk of more than 60 diseases, study suggests
excessive alcohol use over time can lead to the development of several chronic diseases, but a new study suggests that even moderate drinking can lead to such health issues – as well as many that were previously not linked to alcohol. The new research, published on June 9 in the journal Nature Medicine, analyzed the health effects of alcohol use on men in China. The team from Oxford University in the U.K.
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Elissa Slotkin - Michigan State University shooting opens wounds for Oxford shooting survivors who attend MSU - fox29.com - state Michigan - county Oxford - city Oxford - city Lansing, state Michigan
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Michigan State University shooting opens wounds for Oxford shooting survivors who attend MSU
EAST LANSING, Mich. (FOX 2) - Monday's deadly shooting on the campus of Michigan State University unearthed memories of the Oxford High School shooting, especially for students who attended Oxford and now go to MSU."As a representative of Oxford, Mich., I cannot believe that I am here doing this again 15 months later," Rep.
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COVID: 'The most severe global mortality shock since World War II' - cidrap.umn.edu - Usa - Switzerland - Italy - Croatia - Germany - Spain - Ireland - France - Denmark - Scotland - Greece - Slovakia - Norway - Poland - Chile - Hungary - Bulgaria - Belgium - Finland - Sweden - Czech Republic - Slovenia - city Oxford - Lithuania - Estonia
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COVID: 'The most severe global mortality shock since World War II'
Two new studies uncover the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on global life expectancy (LE), one showing substantial and sustained LE losses in the United States and Eastern Europe, and the other finding a link between LE at 60 years of age before the pandemic and excess deaths amid COVID-19 only in countries with older populations.
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News Scan for Aug 24, 2022 - cidrap.umn.edu - Usa - city Oxford
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News Scan for Aug 24, 2022
In 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, life expectancy in the United States fell by 4.5 and 3.6 years for Hispanic and Black males, respectively, while declining 1.5 years for their White counterparts, finds a study published yesterday in PNAS.University of Oxford researchers studied national data to identify tr
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COVID-19 survivors still at higher risk of neurologic disorders 2 years later - cidrap.umn.edu - Taiwan - Usa - India - Spain - Britain - Malaysia - Australia - Bulgaria - city Oxford
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COVID-19 survivors still at higher risk of neurologic disorders 2 years later
Rates of "brain fog," dementia, psychotic disorders, and epilepsy or seizures remained elevated 2 years after COVID-19 infection, according to a study of nearly 1.3 million adults and children in the United States, Australia, Europe, and Asia.
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Here's how COVID affects mental health and brain disorders - livemint.com - India - city Oxford
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Here's how COVID affects mental health and brain disorders
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Covid-19 found to increase risk of dementia, seizures and other brain conditions - dailyrecord.co.uk - city Oxford
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Covid-19 found to increase risk of dementia, seizures and other brain conditions
Covid-19 can raise the risk of certain brain and mental disorders, even two years after recovery, according to new research.
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George Floyd - Oakland man faces racism during abroad program at Cambridge and responds with an incredible teaching moment - fox29.com - San Francisco - city Cambridge - city Oakland - city Oxford
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Oakland man faces racism during abroad program at Cambridge and responds with an incredible teaching moment
George Hofstetter, 22, a native of Oakland, was founder of social activism tech site George Hofstetter Technologies. (George Hofstetter Technologie)CAMBRIDGE, England - A tech prodigy and entrepreneur from Oakland, Calif., who faced a shocking and disturbing act of racism this month while studying abroad in England, has demonstrated how to combat hate and bigotry using the skills which he called his "social justice superpower." George Hofstetter, an innovation fellow at Stanford University’s d.school, has been taking summer courses at Worcester College, at the University of Oxford and at Hughes Hall, at the University of Cambridge through the Oxford Summer Courses program. On July 15, during a formal dinner marking the end of the program at Cambridge, he and fellow students received an appalling message sent anonymously through an iPhone AirDrop.
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New vaccine could protect against COVID-19 variants before they emerge - fox29.com - city Oxford
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New vaccine could protect against COVID-19 variants before they emerge
COVID-19 variants and other coronaviruses before they even emerge.According to a news release from Caltech, the vaccine works by using spike proteins from SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes COVID-19 — and seven other related animal viruses with the potential to cause a pandemic in humans. The spike proteins are attached to a "nanoparticle structure" developed by a team at the University of Oxford to produce a broad range of antibodies."SARS-CoV-2 has proven itself capable of making new variants that could prolong the global COVID-19 pandemic," said Caltech bioengineering professor Pamela Bjorkman, who’s leading the study.
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COVID vaccines prevented poor outcomes in people of all sizes - cidrap.umn.edu - Britain - city Oxford
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COVID vaccines prevented poor outcomes in people of all sizes
COVID-19 vaccination protected people of all body sizes from hospitalization and death—although vaccinated people with a low or high body mass index (BMI) were at greater risk, according to a study of adults in England published yesterday in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology.
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Vladimir Putin - Putin has developed ‘messianic obsession’ due to Covid isolation, warns ex-NATO chief - dailystar.co.uk - Russia - county Robertson - Ukraine - city Oxford
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Putin has developed ‘messianic obsession’ due to Covid isolation, warns ex-NATO chief
Vladimir Putin has developed a "messianic obsession" with Russian greatness caused by periods of isolation during the pandemic, a former NATO chief has said. Lord Robertson of Port Ellen was secretary general of the military alliance from 1999 to 2003, during which he met the Russian president on numerous occasions.
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Severe COVID, similar illnesses may raise risk for psychiatric disorders - cidrap.umn.edu - city Oxford
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Severe COVID, similar illnesses may raise risk for psychiatric disorders
A new study shows that the more than 32,000 survivors of severe COVID-19 and more than 16,000 survivors of other severe respiratory infections studied in England were at significantly higher risk than the general population for new anxiety disorders, dementia, psychosis, bipolar disorder, and new neuropsychiatric drug prescriptions in the first year after hospital release.
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Can Covid-19 make your brain shrink? Here's what Oxford study says - livemint.com - Usa - India - Britain - city Oxford
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Can Covid-19 make your brain shrink? Here's what Oxford study says
SARS-CoV-2 virus and its variants have complained of neurological complications such as confusion, strokes, impaired concentration, headaches, sensory disturbances, depression, and even psychosis, months after the initial infection.
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Maria Van-Kerkhove - Stephen Griffin - What is 'Deltacron'? New Covid variant identified as WHO issues update - dailyrecord.co.uk - Usa - Britain - France - Netherlands - Denmark - city Paris - city Oxford
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What is 'Deltacron'? New Covid variant identified as WHO issues update
"Deltacron" has been officially identified as a coronavirus variant.
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Maria Van-Kerkhove - Stephen Griffin - Terrifying Covid variant warning as scientists spot new 'Delta-Omicron' hybrid - dailystar.co.uk - France - Netherlands - Denmark - city Paris - city Oxford
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Terrifying Covid variant warning as scientists spot new 'Delta-Omicron' hybrid
coronavirus that appears to be a hybrid of the Omicron and Delta variants.The worrying discovery comes after multiple false alarms over the last few months, with many preempting fears that the two hugely disruptive strains would combine to create the dreaded 'Deltacron'.Virologists from L’Institut Pasteur in Paris announced their findings after sequencing genomes in positive Covid samples taken from several regions across France.They now believe that the variant could have been circulating since early January. Commenting on the findings, Aris Katzourakis, a professor of evolution and genomics at the University of Oxford said: "This one is legit."“[It is] one to keep an eye on.”Other similar clusters are also said to have been found in Denmark and the Netherlands, but have not been confirmed yet.Dr Stephen Griffin, a virologist at the University of Leeds, said that while the new variant "doesn’t seem to have taken off as a dominant strain yet", this may only be because of a "very slow start" based on the number of initial cases.But he added that "fact it persists in the fact of Omicron" could suggest that its ability to transmit "can’t be too shoddy".No conclusive data has yet shown whether Deltacron can be considered to be more infectious or deadly than its 'root' variants, Delta and Omicron.Covid technical lead Maria van Kerkhove from the World Health Organisation revaled on Thursday that her team had been “tracking and discussing” the new variant.
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Joe Biden - When will COVID-19 end? Experts look to past pandemics for clues - fox29.com - New York - Usa - city Oxford
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When will COVID-19 end? Experts look to past pandemics for clues
NEW YORK (AP) - Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, most of the world has seen a dramatic improvement in infections, hospitalizations and death rates in recent weeks, signaling the crisis appears to be winding down. But how will it end? Past epidemics may provide clues.The ends of epidemics are not as thoroughly researched as their beginnings. But there are recurring themes that could offer lessons for the months ahead, said Erica Charters of the University of Oxford, who studies the issue."One thing we have learned is it’s a long, drawn-out process" that includes different types of endings that may not all occur at the same time, she said.
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Study reveals some brain changes, even in mild COVID-19 - cidrap.umn.edu - Britain - city Oxford
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Study reveals some brain changes, even in mild COVID-19
Adult COVID-19 survivors—even those with mild illness—who underwent scans showed changes in brain structure beyond that expected from normal aging, including in areas tied to smell and memory, according to a UK study published yesterday in Nature.
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Even mild COVID can cause brain shrinkage: You can suffer these 3 symptoms after infection - livemint.com - India - Britain - city Oxford
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Even mild COVID can cause brain shrinkage: You can suffer these 3 symptoms after infection
COVID infection can lead to shrinkage in the brain that can affect your sense of smell and other cognitive functions, a recent study has revealed.  Previously, several studies relating to COVID and its effect on the brain have been conducted, but most studies have focused on hospitalised patients with severe disease, and have been limited to post-infection data.
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Can even a mild case of Covid-19 impact brain? Scientists find a link - livemint.com - India - city Oxford
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Can even a mild case of Covid-19 impact brain? Scientists find a link
Covid-19 can damage the brain and addle thinking, scientists found in a study that highlights the illness’s alarming impact on mental function.
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Anti-parasite drug Ivermectin cannot prevent severe Covid-19 cases: Study - livemint.com - India - Britain - Malaysia - city Oxford
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Anti-parasite drug Ivermectin cannot prevent severe Covid-19 cases: Study
ivermectin did not prevent patients with Covid-19 from becoming severely ill, a study by Malaysian researchers has revealed. 
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AstraZeneca acquires 'modest' profit of $4B from COVID-19 vaccine sales - fox29.com - Usa - Sweden - city Oxford
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AstraZeneca acquires 'modest' profit of $4B from COVID-19 vaccine sales
LONDON (AP) - AstraZeneca recorded a big jump in revenue on Thursday as it begins to take a profit from its coronavirus vaccine for the first time.The company recorded full-year revenues of $37.4 billion, an increase of 38% from the year before at constant exchange rates. Part of the boost came from $4 billion in sales of its COVID-19 vaccine, developed with the University of Oxford.Despite rising revenue, AstraZeneca reported a pre-tax loss of $265 million due to costs from its purchase of U.S.
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Oxford University researchers looking to repurpose existing anti-viral drugs for Covid treatment - livemint.com - India - Britain - city Oxford
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Oxford University researchers looking to repurpose existing anti-viral drugs for Covid treatment
anti-viral drugs for the treatment of Covid-19, the University of Oxford said on Friday.
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Greater Manchester scientists call for Covid-19 positive residents to test new medications - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Britain - city Manchester - city Oxford
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Greater Manchester scientists call for Covid-19 positive residents to test new medications
Researchers in Greater Manchester are calling on adults who test positive for coronavirus to sign up for a 'world-first' study investigating new antiviral treatments.
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Lung abnormalities found in long Covid patients with breathlessness - livemint.com - India - city Oxford
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Mixed Covid vaccine following Sinovac regimen boosts antibody, reveals study. Read here - livemint.com - China - India - Brazil - city Oxford
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Mixed Covid vaccine following Sinovac regimen boosts antibody, reveals study. Read here
Covid-19 vaccine, is an inactivated virus Covid-19 vaccine developed by the Chinese company Sinovac Biotech.
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Two doses of Covid vaccines induce lower antibody levels against Omicron: Oxford study - livemint.com - India - city Oxford
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Two doses of Covid vaccines induce lower antibody levels against Omicron: Oxford study
Omicron variant," said Matthew Snape, a professor at the University of Oxford and co-author of the study.
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Shanker Nesathurai - Windsor-Essex health unit reinstates tougher COVID-19 measures amid surge of cases - globalnews.ca - county Windsor - county Essex - city Elgin - city Oxford
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Windsor-Essex health unit reinstates tougher COVID-19 measures amid surge of cases
COVID-19 cases.Dr. Shanker Nesathurai, medical officer of health for the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, issued a letter of instruction on Sunday detailing the new measures.
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COVID-19: As cases rise in Elgin-Oxford, some municipalities will have capacity limits reinstated - globalnews.ca - city Elgin - city Oxford
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COVID-19: As cases rise in Elgin-Oxford, some municipalities will have capacity limits reinstated
COVID-19 case-rates in the region.Aylmer, Bayham, Blandford-Blenheim, Malahide, Norwich, South-West Oxford, Tillsonburg, and West Elgin will have capacity limits reinstated as of 12:01 a.m. Dec.
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Pandemic marked by premature deaths, lost years of life - cidrap.umn.edu - city Oxford
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Pandemic marked by premature deaths, lost years of life
More than 28 million extra years of life were lost among 31 high- and upper-middle–income countries, and 33 nations saw declines in life expectancy, amid the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, concludes a study yesterday in BMJ.
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Polling the unvaccinated: Why Canadians say they won’t get a COVID vaccine - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Oxford
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Polling the unvaccinated: Why Canadians say they won’t get a COVID vaccine
COVID-19 is a “pandemic of the unvaccinated.”According to data compiled by the Our World in Data project at the University of Oxford, when it comes to Canada as a whole, eight per cent of residents remain unvaccinated.A new poll from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute suggests unvaccinated Canadians’ top reasons for avoiding the vaccine are “personal freedom” and “health concerns.”Canada is the 14th most vaccinated country in the world, but a third of those polled said the main reason they haven’t received a vaccination is because COVID-19 is not a “serious health threat.”When it comes to men and women, the findings suggest men, in particular those aged 18 to 24, refused to be immunized at a higher rate than women.Twelve per cent, or about
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New local COVID cases prompt measures in China; Valneva reports promising vaccine findings - cidrap.umn.edu - China - France - region Inner Mongolia - province Fujian - city Oxford - province Shaanxi
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New local COVID cases prompt measures in China; Valneva reports promising vaccine findings
In the latest global COVID-19 developments, clusters of new local cases prompted lockdowns in a few northern areas, and France-based Valneva reported positive results for its vaccine when compared to the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine.
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Life expectancy falls in 27 of 29 nations amid COVID-19 - cidrap.umn.edu - Usa - city Oxford - Soviet Union
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Life expectancy falls in 27 of 29 nations amid COVID-19
Life expectancy dipped during the COVID-19 pandemic, the magnitude of which had not been seen in a single year since World War II in Western Europe and the dissolution of the Soviet Union in Eastern Europe, according to a study of 29 countries.
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COVID-19: 22 cases, 1 new school outbreak in London-Middlesex; 1 new death in Elgin-Oxford - globalnews.ca - city London - county Middlesex - city Elgin - city Oxford
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COVID-19: 22 cases, 1 new school outbreak in London-Middlesex; 1 new death in Elgin-Oxford
Twenty-two new COVID-19 cases have been reported in London and Middlesex, local health officials reported on Thursday.It brings the total number of cases confirmed by the Middlesex-London Health Unit to 13,885, of which 13,443 have been resolved, an increase of 14 from the day before.At least 238 deaths have been reported, most recently on Tuesday involving a man in his 40s who was partially vaccinated.The health unit said 204 cases are active in the region, with 166 of them in London, 11 in Thames Centre, and six in Middlesex Centre. Three cases are currently active in Newbury, which has only seen a total of nine cases during the entire pandemic.The region’s seven-day moving case average is 21.3 as of Thursday, down from 22.7 a week ago.
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Sarah Gilbert - Not many places left for COVID to evade immunity: Oxford-AstraZeneca jab creator - livemint.com - India - city Oxford
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Not many places left for COVID to evade immunity: Oxford-AstraZeneca jab creator
London: There aren't many places left for the COVID-19 virus to mutate and evade immunity as it will only get weaker with time, said the creator of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, the most widely distributed jab in the world.
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COVID-19: 23 new cases in London-Middlesex, 3 in Elgin-Oxford - globalnews.ca - city London - city Elgin - city Oxford - region London-Middlesex
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COVID-19: 23 new cases in London-Middlesex, 3 in Elgin-Oxford
Twenty-three new COVID-19 cases were reported in London-Middlesex on Wednesday, the health unit reported.It brings the region’s pandemic case total to 13,217, of which 12,752 have resolved, an increase of 24 from the day before, according to the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU).At least 233 COVID-19-related deaths have been reported, unchanged from Tuesday when one death was reported.At least 232 cases are currently active in the region, the health unit says. The locations of the active cases were not available through the health unit’s data dashboard.The seven-day case average for the London-Middlesex region stands at 29 as of Wednesday, up from 18 the previous seven days, and 7.1 one month ago.
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Scottish Government announces seven Covid deaths and 3,367 new cases overnight - dailyrecord.co.uk - Scotland - city Oxford
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Scottish Government announces seven Covid deaths and 3,367 new cases overnight
coronavirus deaths and 3,367 new cases overnight. The death toll since last March – of people who first tested positive for the virus within the previous 28 days – now stands at 8,058.
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Studies look at clotting, myocarditis tied to COVID-19 vaccines - cidrap.umn.edu - county Johnson - city Oxford
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Studies look at clotting, myocarditis tied to COVID-19 vaccines
Two studies published by JAMA Cardiology today discuss adverse effects associated with COVID-19 vaccines. The first describes vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia with cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (VITT with CVST) linked to the AstraZeneca/Oxford and Johnson & Johnson vaccines. The second is a case series looking at 15 adolescents who experienced myocarditis after receiving the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine.
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After sluggish start, Europe catches up to the US in vaccinations - fox29.com - Usa - Italy - Eu - city Brussels - city Oxford
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After sluggish start, Europe catches up to the US in vaccinations
BRUSSELS (AP) - Despite a sluggish start, the European Union's COVID-19 vaccination drive has caught up to that of the United States, where the slowdown of the country's once-vaunted campaign has contributed to the virus's deadly comeback.In mid-February, less than 4% of people living in the 27-nation EU were at least partially vaccinated against the coronavirus, compared with nearly 12% in the U.S, according to Our World in Data, an online science publication connected to the University of Oxford.Now the EU has surpassed the U.S.
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Longer gap between Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine shots boosts antibodies higher, study finds - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Oxford
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Longer gap between Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine shots boosts antibodies higher, study finds
COVID-19 vaccine leads to higher overall antibody levels than a shorter gap, a British study found on Friday, but there is a sharp drop in antibody levels after the first dose.The study might help inform vaccination strategies against the Delta variant, which reduces the effectiveness of a first dose of COVID-19 vaccine even though two doses are still protective.
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J&J, AstraZeneca explore covid-19 vaccine modification in response to rare blood clots - livemint.com - India - Canada - city Oxford
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J&J, AstraZeneca explore covid-19 vaccine modification in response to rare blood clots
Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca PLC and the University of Oxford, along with outside scientists, are conducting early-stage research into whether potential modifications of their Covid-19 vaccines could reduce or eliminate the risk of rare but serious blood clots associated with the shots, according to people close to the process.
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Study says lateral flow tests 95% effective in symptomatic cases - rte.ie - Austria - city London - city Vienna - city Oxford
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Study says lateral flow tests 95% effective in symptomatic cases
Lateral flow tests (LFTs) have been shown to be 95% effective at detecting Covid-19 if used at the onset of infection and soon after symptoms start, according to a new study.
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Scientists quit journal board, protesting ‘grossly irresponsible’ study claiming COVID-19 vaccines kill - sciencemag.org - city Oxford
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Scientists quit journal board, protesting ‘grossly irresponsible’ study claiming COVID-19 vaccines kill
Meredith WadmanScience’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Heising-Simons Foundation.Several reputed virologists and vaccinologists have resigned as editors of the journal Vaccines to protest its 24 June publication of a peer-reviewed article that misuses data to conclude that “for three deaths prevented by [COVID-19] vaccination, we have to accept two inflicted by vaccination.”Since Friday, at least six scientists have resigned positions as associate or section editors with Vaccines, including Florian Krammer, a virologist at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, and Katie Ewer, an immunologist at the Jenner Institute at the University of Oxford who was on the team that developed the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.
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Alpha SARS-CoV-2 variant tied to more severe outcomes - cidrap.umn.edu - Denmark - city Oxford
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Alpha SARS-CoV-2 variant tied to more severe outcomes
Infection with the Alpha (B117) SARS-CoV-2 variant may pose a heightened risk of poor COVID-19 outcomes, according to two observational studies from England and Denmark published yesterday in The Lancet Infectious Diseases.
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Oxford University explores anti-parasitic drug ivermectin as COVID-19 treatment - livemint.com - India - Britain - city Oxford
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Oxford University explores anti-parasitic drug ivermectin as COVID-19 treatment
University of Oxford said on Wednesday it was testing anti-parasitic drug ivermectin as a possible treatment for COVID-19, as part of a British government-backed study that aims to aid recoveries in non-hospital settings.
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Regeneron antibody drug reduces death in COVID-19 hospitalized patients, study finds - fox29.com - city Oxford
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Regeneron antibody drug reduces death in COVID-19 hospitalized patients, study finds
LONDON - Initial results from a large study in the U.K. found that an antibody drug reduced death in hospitalized COVID-19 patients who faced the highest risk from the virus. The study was led by the University of Oxford and part of the larger RECOVERY trial aimed at finding various treatments for people hospitalized with COVID-19.
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AstraZeneca antibody cocktail fails to prevent Covid symptoms in study - livemint.com - India - city Oxford
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AstraZeneca antibody cocktail fails to prevent Covid symptoms in study
AstraZeneca Plc’s antibody cocktail was only 33% effective at preventing Covid-19 symptoms in people who had been exposed to the virus, failing a study that was key to the drugmaker’s pandemic push.The trial of 1,121 adult volunteers looked at whether the long-acting antibody combination could protect people who had recently been in contact with the SARS-CoV-2 virus in places like care homes. The company said it’s running other studies of the medicine that could help clarify the findings.The outcome is a blow to Astra for a drug that was hoped to be a bright spot in the company’s pandemic efforts following the mixed success of its vaccine with the University of Oxford.
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Cases: 46 252 513
Deaths: 750 423
Recovered: 0
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Deaths: 459 652
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