A study by the Institut Pasteur explains that vaccination must be accompanied by additional health measures to slow the progress of coronavirus 

Coronavirus: Vaccination Will Not be Enough to Avoid the Increase in Hospitalisations, ensures the Pasteur Institute

A study by the Institut Pasteur explains that vaccination must be accompanied by additional health measures to slow the progress of coronavirus The progress of the vaccination campaign against coronavirus Covid-19 in France will not, without additional restrictions, prevent a jump in hospitalisations to a level above the peak of the first wave, estimates a study by the Institut Pasteur […]

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New study ensures Covid-19 comes from a laboratory, with a probability of 99.8%

New Study Ensures Covid-19 Comes from a Laboratory, with a Probability of 99.8%

STUDY: American researcher Steven Quay concluded that coronavirus Covid-19 comes from a Laboratory *After studying 26 facts in search of the origin of the new coronavirus, the American researcher Steven Quay concluded: “that there [is] no reasonable doubt that SARS-CoV-2 has [had] escaped from” a laboratory ”with a probability of 99.8% and that it was not […]

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Mutated Coronavirus in the United Kingdom is 50-74 percent more contagious

Coronavirus: The Mutated Coronavirus Detected in the United Kingdom is “50% to 74%” More Contagious

VIRUS: Study confirms the fears of the United Kingdom government over contagiousness of this mutant coronavirus The fears of the British government around the increased contagiousness of the new mutated variant of coronavirus detected on its soil a few days before the Christmas holidays were unfortunately well-founded. According to a study just put online, this new variant is well […]

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Bird flu has been detected at a duck farm in Landes

Landes: Presence of Bird Flu Confirmed in a Farm, 6,500 Ducks Slaughtered

The Ministry of Agriculture confirmed this Tuesday morning that the H5N8 virus, Bird Flu had indeed been found in the Bénesse-Maremne farm (Landes) >Monday, the 6,500 ducks of the farm affected by the H5N8  bird flu virus, according to the departmental laboratory of the Pyrenees and the Landes, were slaughtered. The next morning, Tuesday 8th December, the […]

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Canada discover first case of swine flu in a human

Canada: Discovery of First Case of Swine Flu in Human

VIRUS: After experiencing flu-like symptoms, the patient who had contracted swine flu quickly recovered As the world grapples with the Covid-19 pandemic, bad news has just appeared on the frontline of the fight against the spread of viruses. A case of swine flu was first detected in Canada in a human who contracted a rare subtype of the H1N2 virus, Canadian health officials […]

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How long should you ventilate your house to protect from the Coronavirus

5 Minutes, 30 Minutes… How Long Does it Take to Ventilate Your Home?

The government is asking you to open your windows to fight the coronavirus. How long do you have to ventilate your rooms? A new recommendation from the government. Eight months after the start of the coronavirus epidemic in France, the executive has just added a new barrier measure to its long list of actions to be respected. Wearing […]

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Bill Gates, head of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, January 22, 2019 at the World Economic Forum in Davos (Switzerland) - Markus Schreiber / AP / SIPA

He Would have Created the Virus, Planned the Vaccination … Bill Gates Sweeps Away the Conspiracy Theories Accusing him of Being at the Origin of Covid-19

CONSPIRACY: Since the start of the pandemic, anti-Bill Gates rumours have been spread by dozens, in many languages ​​and on various social networks A favourite target of conspirators and other conspirators, Bill Gates is finally out of his silence. The American billionaire has swept aside conspiracy theories spread on social networks, which accuse him of being at the origin of […]

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Coronavirus. No suspension of the Schengen area envisaged by the European Commission

Coronavirus: No Suspension of the Schengen Area envisaged by the European Commission

Faced with the outbreak of the new coronavirus in Italy, any re-establishment of border controls inside the EU will have to meet strict conditions, the European Commission said on Monday. 232 million euros of European funding will also be mobilized to help the Member States. No suspension of the free movement of goods and people in […]

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Aerial photo taken on February 2, 2020 of the new hospital built in ten days in Wuhan. (© AFP / STR. Aerial photo taken on February 2, 2020 of the new hospital built in ten days in Wuhan)

Coronavirus: China Admits “Shortcomings”, Death Toll Rises to 425

The Chinese government has admitted “shortcomings” in its response to the health crisis, while more than 20,000 coronavirus infections have been reported in the country. The toll of the coronavirus epidemic in China has risen to 425 dead after 64 new deaths announced Tuesday, February 3, 2020 by the government which admitted “shortcomings” in its response to the health […]

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A fifth case of a person with Coronavirus in France

Coronavirus: A Fifth Case in France, Two in Intensive Care

A fifth person is infected with the Chinese coronavirus, announced Minister Agnès Buzyn on Wednesday 29th January 2020. It is the daughter of the Chinese tourist in intensive care. A fifth person was infected in France with the new Chinese coronavirus, announced the Minister of Solidarity and Health Agnès Buzyn Wednesday 29th January 2020 during a press point. It is the […]

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