World Heath Organisation chief scientist, Soumya Swaminathan, has said during a digital press conference on Monday that there is no evidence at the moment that the Covid-19 vaccines currently being rolled out can stop an …
The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed its opposition to mandatory coronavirus vaccinations. Instead, the agency believes that people should be ‘persuaded’ about the potential benefits of a vaccine. Globally, there have been over 63m …
The World Health Organization has come under immense fire on social media after they warned that vaccines are not a magic bullet to solve the coronavirus crisis, as Russia began vaccinating its high-risk workers today …
Whether you’re pro vaccine or against them, it looks like it’s a debate for another year because it looks like there won’t be a vaccine until at least mid ’21. The World Health Organization (WHO) …
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that there will be no widespread vaccination against coronavirus available until at least the middle of 2021. Russia and China boast to have ‘effective’ vaccines available now, but …
The World Health Organisation have said that they hope that the Covid-19 pandemic could end within two years. Speaking about the pandemic Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said if we were to look at previous pandemics and the …
The Covid-19 pandemic might be over ‘in two years,’ according to World Chief Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. According to Mr. Adhanom, a vaccine alone wouldn’t be alone to end the pandemic, adding that …
In a stark warning that many social media users claim is nothing short of “fear-mongering-, the World Health Organisation has stated that Covid-19 is still far too high to contain the pandemic through herd immunity, …
World Health Organization (WHO) boss Tedros Adhanom has issued a dire warning, saying that many countries ‘are heading in the wrong direction’ in the fight against Covid-19. The number of cases across Brazil, Mexico, and …
World Health Organization (WHO) officials are investigating the possibility of airborne transmission of the coronavirus. It was previously believed that infection was only possible by physical contact with droplets expelled from an infected person’s nose …
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