Remiantis nauju tyrimu, kuriame dalyvavo beveik pusė milijono Pietų Afrikos sveikatos darbuotojų, „Johnson & Johnson“ vakcina nuo „Covid-19“ sumažina riziką užsikrėsti šia liga maždaug perpus.
COVID-19 EN
10 straipsnių
A lot of things can be expected to go back to normal once the Covid-19 pandemic is truly over. Restaurants, cruise ships and resort towns will be packed again. Spending on home improvements will subside.
In record speed, vaccines are here, and more are on their way. Less than a year since the coronavirus began ravaging the world, the first shots are raising hopes for wiping the Covid-19 pandemic from the face of the earth.
The conventional wisdom is that you should ask your manager for a pay raise every year. Yet fear of rejection can be enough of a reason to avoid raising the question. During a pandemic it seems even harder to think such a request would be welcomed.
5 conspiracy theories about COVID-19 that the world still believes in, and a game to help develop resistance to lies (1)
As the situation with COVID-19 deteriorates, the world is also facing a global ‘pandemic of disinformation’. The conspirators are taking advantage of the crisis that has befallen us all, creating unexpected stories that, like the virus, are already spreading online and are affecting more and more gu...
Effective containment measures, a well-functioning health system and swift public support to firms and households have helped Lithuania to weather the COVID-19 crisis to date. That said, the pandemic still carries significant economic risks, and the recent upsurge in infections is very concerning. O...
Turkey stopped announcing all of its coronavirus cases months ago and has instead been disclosing only the number of “patients” who test positive and show symptoms.
As 2020 dawned, bankers throughout Europe were still digging out of the last crisis, with weak lenders in Greece and Italy peddling soured loans and policy makers channeling public funds to frail institutions.
As of Monday, isolation will no longer be required for arrivals from Germany, Sweden, Poland, Bulgaria, Norway, Iceland, Serbia and Liechtenstein. This has been made possible by raising the COVID-19 incidence rate threshold serving as the basis for drawing up the list of affected countries.
The Ministry of Health informs that at night to Monday two new COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Lithuania. Both patients are isolated and treated in Vilnius.
