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The Latest Breaking News on COVID-19

Drug to treat alopecia recommended for NHS use for first time

Ritlecitinib, taken once a day, approved by Nice for severe hair loss caused by autoimmune disease

The Guardian - UK

Covid death toll in US likely 16% higher than official tally, study says

Researchers think undercounting goes beyond overloaded health systems to a lack of awareness of Covid and low levels of testing

The Guardian - US

German doctor fined for importing drugs

A German doctor has been fined for importing an illegal drug into Australia, after more than 700 grams of GHB was found in his luggage.

AAP

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In Karnataka, KFD peaks; vaccine efforts stalled

Karnataka struggles with Kyasanur Forest Disease outbreak, highlighting the need for a vaccine amidst private manufacturers’ reluctance.

The Hindu

Australians back stronger regulation on vapes including a ban, study finds

Exclusive: Professor says vaping stores need to be shut down for people to realise supply is being regulated

The Guardian - AU

Expanded access to COVID antivirals ruled out

The federal government's response to an inquiry into long COVID has ruled out allowing pharmacists to sell antivirals without needing a prescription.

AAP

Measles in all English regions, says UKHSA, as it urges parents to get children jabbed

Major outbreak in West Midlands followed by cases all over the country with hundreds of children infected

The Guardian - UK

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Fewer people than ever will receive a Covid booster this spring. The UK needs a new strategy

This spring those at the highest risk will miss out on the jab. Meanwhile, the government will be throwing away vaccines, says immunologist Sheena Cruickshank

The Guardian - UK

Why is working while sick encouraged?

A reversal in the CDC's COVID isolation guidance is "a class issue and it's concerning," advocates say

Salon

WTO fails to reach agreement on providing global access to Covid treatments

Years of wrangling have ended in stalemate as campaigners question fairness of system for low and middle-income countries

The Guardian - UK

CDC may change COVID guidelines for mild symptoms and no fever

Learn about potential changes to COVID-19 isolation guidelines by the CDC. New recommendations may focus on symptoms rather than a set number of days. Stay...

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CDC may relax COVID isolation guidelines, long COVID affects wider population

Discover the potential changes to CDC guidelines for COVID isolation and the increasing prevalence of long COVID in various populations, such as pregnant i...

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CDC plans to end five-day Covid isolation guidelines – report

People who are fever-free for one day could reportedly return to regular routines, in change that White House has not signed off on

The Guardian - US

CDC To Update Covid-19 Isolation Guidance, Aligning With Shifts In Pandemic Landscape

CDC may soon allow Covid-19 patients to stop isolation after 24 hours fever-free and improving symptoms.

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Possibility of CDC updating COVID isolation guidelines this spring

Learn about the potential shift in CDC's COVID isolation guidance, focusing on symptoms rather than set days. Also, discover the prevalence of long COVID i...

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CDC expected to ease COVID isolation guidelines in spring: report

The C.D.C. is expected to ease its isolation guidelines, allowing individuals with mild symptoms and no fever to return to work or school after 5 days.

Evening Standard

What is the drug ‘spice’? Five children seriously ill after smoking e-cigs laced with Spice

Five teenagers have been hospitalised, with one reportedly put into an induced coma

USAFacts

How much money does the government appropriate to combat the opioid epidemic?

Congress has authorized billions in spending to address the opioid crisis. But money authorized isn’t always money spent: $300 million went unused.

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COVID Vaccine Injuries Deserve a Day in Court

Injury claims for COVID vaccines are subject to a different process than other vaccines.

The Hindu

COVID-19 virus mutated 223 times, will continue to remain like influenza: Health Minister

New Delhi: COVID-19 has mutated 223 times, but its variants are not deadly, says Union Health Minister.

Salon

Are we prepared for "Disease X?"

Preparing for unknown new diseases requires a focus on clear and authentic communication worldwide

Evening Standard

Best vitamins and supplements to take to support your immune system

Stop your cold and flu in its tracks

The Guardian - UK

I was quite happy on the pill – until the side-effects kicked in

Oral contraception involves taking a cocktail of hormones, and hoping for the best. If only there was more research in this area

Salon

"Zombie" virus fragments linger in COVID

A new finding could be the reason why some people have long COVID or die from SARS-CoV-2

The Guardian - AU

When a seriously ill Sydney raver ‘set off alarm bells’, a DJ stepped in to avert a nightmare scenario

Medical experts at the HTID festival at Olympic Park realised a dangerous synthetic opioid was circulating and acted fast to save lives

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