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Health Ministry issues recommendation for Moderna COVID vaccine
Health Ministry recommends getting Moderna’s new Corona substrains’ vaccine as previous ones have lost much of their protective value
China created COVID-19 as a 'bioweapon,' Wuhan researcher claims
Scientists advance in search for new COVID strain's patient zero
Health Ministry doesn't change policy as COVID-19 cases in China reportedly surge
Indians rush for COVID-19 vaccines as death toll passes 200,000
Coronavirus sufferers - many struggling for breath - flocked to a Sikh temple on the outskirts of the city, hoping to secure some of the limited supplies of oxygen available there.
US CDC: Fully vaccinated people can unmask outdoors in some cases
The updated health advice comes as more than half of all adults in the United States have now received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, according to the US CDC.
Coronavirus: Number of serious patients drops below 200
At the peak of the pandemic some 1,200 people were in serious condition.
Coronavirus vaccine less effective on leukemia patients – Israeli study
The response was lowest among patients who were in the process of receiving treatment, with only 16% of them developing antibodies.
Why the Indian COVID mutation should worry Israelis - analysis
The Indian variant is a “double mutation.” One aspect of it appears to make the virus more infectious.
Can your Apple Watch tell you if you have COVID-19?
Apple is teaming up with UW and Seattle Flu Study to find out if smart watches can detect early signs of respiratory illness.
Israel’s coronavirus rules changed again - here are the details
Health Minister Yuli Edelstein: "We must make every effort to open the maximum possible with the least risk for students."
Coronavirus: Serious patients drop below 300 for the 1st time in 4 months
At the peak of the pandemic around mid-January, the number of serious patients stood for several days at 1,200.
IDF corona unit head tells ‘Post’ his unit cut down deaths by 25-30%
"Corona is not over yet, and we are ready for every possible scenario," he said.
COVID-19 ‘R’ rise might be due to technicality, health official says
“As long as the R rate remains below 1, and even more so below 0.8, I do not think there is a reason to worry, and we can continue to open up our economy,” Public Health Services head said.
