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Doctors were able to cure the man with a mix of neutralising antibodies known to be effective against early coronavirus variants A Covid patient who testest for 411 days has finally been cured. This is the longest phase a patient has suffered from the infection anywhere in the world.  As per reports, 59-year-old British man patient first tested positive in December 2020 and he continued to test positive for Covid until January 2022.

Sir Ringo Starr and his All-Starr band have cancelled further shows in the US after the former Beatles drummer tested positive for Covid. On Sunday night, the 82-year-old cancelled performances at the Four Winds Casino in New Buffalo, Michigan, and Mystic Lake Casino in Prior Lake, Minnesota, citing illness.

Corbevax as a precaution dose after completion of six months from the date of administration of the second dose of either Covaxin or Covishield vaccines for the population aged above 18 years. "Corbevax will be available as a precaution dose after completion of six months or 26 weeks from the date of administration of second dose either Covaxin or Covishield for population above 18 years.

COVID19 since the start of this pandemic and 15000 are still dying each week. 15000 mothers, daughters, fathers, sons, brothers, sisters, friends… people we love. “I know we are tired, but when did this become acceptable?" she questions.

FILE - Contractors stand on the roof of a house under construction in Louisville, Kentucky, on July 1, 2022. Photographer: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg via Getty Images Home builder confidence suffered a near-record drop in July as high inflation and climbing mortgage rates stalled the housing market by slowing sales and discouraging potential buyers.The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Housing Market Index (HMI) was released on Monday, showing how builder confidence in the market for newly-built, single-family homes dropped to 55. It was the seventh straight monthly decline and a drop of 12 points since June, indicating a further sign of a weakening housing market, according to the NAHB.The July score marked the lowest index reading since April 2020 — which was 30 — when most of the country was under some form of lockdown at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Omicron BA.5 variant, people are complaining of night sweats. “One extra symptom from BA.5 I saw this morning is night sweats," Professor Luke O’Neill from Trinity College Dublin told an Irish radio station earlier this week, the Independent reported.  Responding to the query that why people are seeing new symptoms, Prof O’Neill said, “The disease is slightly different because the virus has changed." He added, “There is some immunity to it - obviously with the T-cells and so on - and that mix of your immune system and the virus being slightly different might give rise to a slightly different diease, strangely enough night sweats being a feature.

Covid identified, an expert has claimed. With the heatwave well and truly upon us it may not necessarily be the easiest symptom to detect.

An expert has claimed that a new variant of Covid is throwing up another new symptom of the virus.

Delhi on Tuesday reported 393 new COVID19 cases and with that, the active tally stands at 2910. The positivity rate in the national capital is at 3.35%. 

Delhi on Tuesday reported as many as 1,118 fresh COVID19 cases and with that, the active tally in the city reached 5471 and the total number of cases touched 1896171. The positivity rate stands at 4.38%, city health bulletin said. 

National Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (NTAGI) will be reviewing the data of COVID19 vaccines for the 5-12 age group on 4th May, as per sources. This comes as the government panel earlier meeting on the issue remained inconclusive. 

One person who is now the longest known Coronavirus sufferer tested positive for the virus for 505 days before their death. Before this the longest known infection was a staggering 335 days.

Covid patient who had a severely weakened immune system suffered from the virus for nearly a year and a half, scientists have confirmed. The unnamed patient became infected in 2020 and tested positive for a total of 505 days before they tragically died.The heartbreaking death has sparked calls from doctors to seek urgent new treatments to help clear persistent Covid infections.

Delhi on Tuesday reported 632 fresh COVID19 cases, and with that, the active tally stands at 1,274 and the cumulative total reached 1869683, the city health bulletin informed. The positivity rate touched 4.42% with the new cases today. 

Metropolitan Police officer who headbutted a cocktail bar manager after flouting the Covid "rule of six" has been spared jail.PC Luke Wilson, 28, attacked Johnny White while on a boozy night out in the City of London with colleagues from the Lewisham emergency response unit on July 2 last year.Wilson denied the offence but CCTV footage shows him headbutting the victim at Be At One cocktail bar in Monument.Mr White allowed the officers entry to the venue but told them they would have to be seated across different tables in line with the restrictions.Bar staff confronted the group of up to 25 off-duty colleagues for flouting the rules but were told to "lighten up", Westminster Magistrates' Court heard.CCTV shows that by 8pm, some of the group have started moving between tables which resulted in ten people sitting at one of the tables.The bar manager speaks to Wilson and explains that this isn't allowed.He then approaches the group of ten and explains four of them will have to move to another table.Wilson follows Mr White to the table but remains standing up.The footage shows Wilson squaring up to the victim and putting his face within a few inches of the victim's.Mr White steps backwards but the officer moves forward to close the gap between them, then headbutts him.The victim suffered minor injuries and Wilson denied the offence when he was interviewed the next day, claiming he had felt threatened.Wilson was shown CCTV footage of the victim standing with his hands in his back pockets and not appearing to be behaving aggressively towards him.The PC, of Gravesend, Kent, was convicted of common assault following an investigation by the City of London Police.He was sentenced to ten weeks imprisonment, suspended for 12 months,

Covid-19 variant amid fears there could be more than one type of deltacron hybrid. Deltacron was first identified in France last month, but within weeks scientists had identified more than 60 genetic sequences of the variant. Although the Omicron variant didn’t prove to be as devastating as some had originally feared, an expert has warned that we might not be so “lucky” next time, reports Wales Online.

An expert has warned that there may be a number of ' Deltacrons ' in circulation across the globe.

Covid vaccination for all in the age group of 12-14 years is available from today onward at all Government COVID Vaccination Centers free of cost. The vaccination for the 12-14 years cohort will begin from 9 am today. The vaccine to be administered for this age group would be Biological E-led Corbevax.

‘Heart-wrenching’: Families recount deadly COVID-19 outbreak at Ontario nursing home Grigg’s 75-year-old mother Evelyn VanEmbden is one of more than 120 people infected with COVID-19 at Roberta Place, a long-term care home in Barrie, Ont.Sixty-three residents and one essential caregiver who worked at the home have now died from the virus since the outbreak, linked to one case of international travel, began around Jan. 8.Public health officials have confirmed at least six cases of the U.K.

COVID-19 during the holidays, according to data published by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC).The possible exposures occurred prior to urgent new rules imposed by the government that came into force at 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, which are meant to limit the spread of COVID-19 from international destinations to Canada.

COVID-19, including a boy under the age of 10 from Winnipeg. ‘My mom still had a lot of life to live’: Winnipeg nurse shares story of mother’s coronavirus death The deaths also include:The current five-day COVID-19 test positivity rate is 14.2 per cent provincially and 13.9 per cent in Winnipeg.As of 9:30 a.m.

“Back during the confinement, it became apparent that there were that certain cultural communities that seemed to be particularly affected by the by the pandemic,” said researcher Janet Cleveland, who co-authored the report.“Particularly those who were working in CHSLD as personal care attendants, so many refugee claimants, people from Haiti, from sub-Saharan Africa.”After doing interviews with 50 informants from various communities, Cleveland and her team found that some of the factors that influenced COVID-19’s effect on cultural communities were being in tough financial situations, or having a high-risk front-line job.“They tend to have lower incomes, so often, maybe, for example, will be living in smaller apartments with less ability to

COVID-19 and gun violence.In the early weeks of the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S., Americans were sent into a panic. People were becoming ill.

COVID-19 identified as of Saturday morning.The new cases bring the province’s total number of lab-confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases reported since March to 388.There are currently 62 known active cases and 319 people are reported to have recovered from the virus.The number of Manitobans who have died from COVID-19 remains at seven.On Saturday, the province’s Phase 4 of the reopening plan was launched.It’s a scaled-back version of what the province wanted to do, after more than 50,000 Manitobans shared their thoughts through a survey.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The proposal floated earlier this week to lift the 14-day self-isolation requirement for travellers arriving from Eastern Canada

COVID-19 identified in the province as of Saturday morning.That brings the total number of lab-confirmed positive and probable positive cases to 337.Right now there are 12 active confirmed cases and 318 individuals have recovered from COVID-19.The number of deaths due to COVID-19 remains at seven. Health officials warn of potential coronavirus exposure at businesses in Winnipeg, Brandon On Friday the province issued warnings for several Winnipeg-area businesses, where a person who later tested positive for COVID-19 visited while symptomatic.Those include:Public Health also issued a warning for anyone who attended the Safeway/Starbucks at 921 18th St.

coronavirus pandemic and fast-track the support jurors will need once courts reopen, a former juror and mental health rights advocate says.“Jury duty is essential to our justice system and one of the cornerstones of our democracy,” said Mark Farrant, founder of the Canadian Juries Commission, a non-profit group that seeks to improve Canada’s jury system.“It needs to be declared an essential service in this pandemic and post-pandemic.”Jury duty, along with nearly all court proceedings across Canada, has been suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic, including jury selection, which typically sees several hundred people gather in the same location to decide if they’ll be among the jurors.Farrant served as a juror in the 2014 murder trial of

Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue city administrators says they’re not getting enough help from Montreal police to enforce two-metre COVID-19 social distancing rules, and that the lack of proper policing is jeopardizing the health and safety of residents.

New Brunswick restaurateurs are anxiously awaiting the provincial government’s new rules and regulations for dining rooms and patios when it begins lifting its COVID-19 restrictions.

A food security expert is warning the negative effects of the COVID-19 on Canada’s agriculture sector could outlast the coronavirus pandemic. Sylvain Charlebois, scientific director of the Agri-Food Analytics Labs at Dalhousie University, said Ottawa must do more to help.

Manitoba public health says there were four new cases of COVID-19 found Saturday morning.

There are no new cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba as of Easter Sunday.

Jean Claude Munyezamu has lived through what most Canadians could never imagine.

The blood collection clinic located at the Lloyd E. Matheson Centre in Elmsdale, N.S., has been temporarily suspended to avoid vulnerable patients potentially being exposed to the novel coronavirus.

As Canadians rally behind health-care workers across the nation, a B.C. paramedic is asking people to pass on those acts of kindness to people who need it most.

Premier Brian Pallister and Manitoba health officials are having separate press conferences Monday to update the province on the latest COVID-19 measures and information.

An inmate recently released from the Okanagan Correctional Centre (OCC) fears he may have been exposed to COVID-19 and hasn’t been instructed by authorities to self-isolate.

Families Minister Heather Stefanson will hold a press conference at 2:30 p.m. Thursday to update Manitobans on the latest COVID-19 measures being taken in the province.

B.C. Premier John Horgan has extended the province wide state of emergency.

It’s a matchmaking service built for a crisis.

The federal government says it will help broadcasters deal with the fallout from COVID-19 by waiving $30 million usually paid by the industry to support the operations of Canada’s telecommunications regulator.

The 3D printers at Wave of the Future 3D have been hard at work since Monday.

In response to the provincial state of emergency over the novel coronavirus, restrictions have been placed on who can enter all Interior Health (IHA) facilities as of 5 p.m. on March 23.

B.C. health officials will provide their latest update on the novel coronavirus Saturday at noon during a press conference from Vancouver.

Unable to find a centralized tracker for novel coronavirus cases, a Saskatoon teenager took matters into his own hands and launched COVID-19 Tracker Canada.

The number of COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan has gone up, including confirmed cases.

The head of the Saskatchewan Medical Association says he has tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

The Quebec provincial government has repeatedly said that senior citizens are the ones most likely to be killed by COVID-19, and that nobody older than 70 years old should be leaving their house right now.

While there are fewer cars on the roads this week in Winnipeg, the city still has crews out, making sure those who park continue to follow the rules.