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Omicron: a new variant of Covid-19 detected in five countries in recent days poses a greater risk of infection than those already known, the World Health Organisation (WHO) announced today at the end of an emergency meeting in Geneva

The new variant, called South African, will be at the centre of a meeting convened by the World Health Organisation (WHO). And seven countries are 'blocked' by Italy

Ema approves Pfizer vaccine for children aged 5-11, 90.7% efficacy: two injections at three-week intervals

On the occasion of National Parkinson's Day on 27 November, the Italian Society of Neurology (SIN) analyses the relationship between the disease and Covid 19

WHO concerned about Covid in Europe: "If action is not taken now against Covid-19, by March 2022 there will be a total of two million deaths from the coronavirus in Europe"

"Britain says 'no' to compulsory vaccination against Covid-19. It should be a positive choice, not an imposition". This was stated by the British Health Minister, Sajid Javid, who added: "We will not follow the example of Austria"

WHO on Covid in Europe: increase in new infections due to low temperatures, poor vaccination coverage and predominance of Delta variant

Covid in Germany, in Saxony 'health situation is so bad that there is a risk of having to resort to triage in the ward'

Vaccine protection: the last 30 days in Italy have seen a higher incidence of Covid cases diagnosed in the unvaccinated population

Third dose in pregnancy: 'It is well known that vaccination against the Sars-Cov-2 virus in pregnancy, given the number of pregnant women vaccinated worldwide, does not have any effects that would make it contraindicated, indeed it is…