The latest figures from the Ministry of Health show that 52 new cases of coronavirus were discovered over the last 24 hours.
In its weekly review, the National Health Directorate sees the overall situation in a positive light. The number of new infections and hospitalisations has decreased.
As of Thursday, Luxembourg, Germany, and Austria will be downgraded to a “yellow” rating and thus no longer be considered “high risk countries” according to Dutch authorities.
Initially called “Green Pass”, the Covid certificate received the green light on Wednesday.
Norway will offer the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine to volunteers under strict conditions from mid-July, the government said Wednesday, flouting the advice of various health authorities who say the risks outweigh the benefits.
Behind its self-imposed coronavirus barricade, NorthKorea is more isolated than ever and authorities are reinforcing loyalty to the regime in the face of desperate times, analysts say.
Newly vaccinated travelers enjoying a return to trips abroad may find a drug-resistant “superbug” hitching a ride in their gut, a study in Genome Medicine says.
The pandemic has shaken up the rankings of the world’s most liveable cities, a study released on Wednesday showed, with metropolises in Australia, Japan and New Zealand leaping ahead of those in Europe.
A US pharmacist has been jailed for three years after pleading guilty to tampering with hundreds of Moderna coronavirus vaccines, the Justice Department said on Tuesday.
Aspirin does not improve the survival of hospitalized Covid-19 patients, according to the findings of a large British clinical trial.
