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- COVID-19 Hong Kong fourth wave: survey finds under 40 per cent willing to take coronavirus jab – far fewer than needed to protect population
- COVID-19 Spain's elderly get second COVID-19 shot, court OKs jab for incapacitated woman
- COVID-19 Covid-19: Additional measures may be needed as community cases inch up, 2 more linked to police para-vet cluster
- COVID-19 Weekly Podcasts: Covid-19 vaccine safety; how Asia will view Trump's legacy
- COVID-19 WHO expects to have access to Pfizer vaccine 'very soon'
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19th Jan 21 12:00 am
Hong Kong fourth wave: survey finds under 40 per cent willing to take coronavirus jab – far fewer than needed to protect population
Less than 40 per cent of Hongkongers are willing to take a Covid-19 vaccine shot, a university survey has found, worrying researchers who say it is far below the necessary rate to achieve significant protection for the city’s population.Residents interviewed this past summer by Chinese University’s medical school cited the potential for unknown side effects […]Source: SCMP -
18th Jan 21 11:55 pm
Spain's elderly get second COVID-19 shot, court OKs jab for incapacitated woman
MADRID (Reuters) – Spain has begun administering second shots of the coronavirus vaccine to elderly nursing home residents, while a court in Seville ruled on Monday that a home could inoculate an incapacitated resident against her family’s wishes. Read full storySource: THESTAR -
18th Jan 21 11:40 pm
Covid-19: Additional measures may be needed as community cases inch up, 2 more linked to police para-vet cluster
January 18, 2021 11:36 PM SINGAPORE – Additional measures may be needed to keep Covid-19 in check here, as community cases inch up and – for the first time in several months – a local cluster.Source: STRAITSTIMES -
18th Jan 21 10:50 pm
Weekly Podcasts: Covid-19 vaccine safety; how Asia will view Trump's legacy
January 18, 2021 10:00 PM Listen to podcasts by The Straits Times and The Business Times.Source: STRAITSTIMES -
18th Jan 21 10:35 pm
WHO expects to have access to Pfizer vaccine 'very soon'
GENEVA (Reuters) – The World Health Organization is in advanced negotiations with Pfizer about including the company’s COVID-19 vaccine in the agency’s portfolio of shots to be shared with poorer countries, a senior WHO official said on Monday. Read full storySource: THESTAR
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