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G-7 Takes Steps, to Better Prepare, for Future Pandemics.
ABC News reports that the Group of Seven announced plans
to strengthen epidemiological early-warning systems
to detect potential pandemics in the future.
ABC News reports that the Group of Seven announced plans
to strengthen epidemiological early-warning systems
to detect potential pandemics in the future.
The news comes over two
years after the emergence
of the coronavirus. .
The G-7 held a two-day meeting in Berlin
this week to discuss a range of topics, including
preparedness for potential future pandemics. .
The G-7 held a two-day meeting in Berlin
this week to discuss a range of topics, including
preparedness for potential future pandemics. .
Germany's health minister said that a World Health
Organization (WHO) office in Berlin would serve
as the hub for gathering and analyzing data.
Germany's health minister said that a World Health
Organization (WHO) office in Berlin would serve
as the hub for gathering and analyzing data.
Health Minister Karl Lauterbach said
the G-7 will also increase contributions
to the WHO by 50% in the long term. .
Health Minister Karl Lauterbach said
the G-7 will also increase contributions
to the WHO by 50% in the long term. .
The increase in funding is meant
to ensure that the U.N. agency
can fulfill its role as a global leader. .
The increase in funding is meant
to ensure that the U.N. agency
can fulfill its role as a global leader. .
Separately, the group agreed to provide additional
support for developing new antibiotics that could be
used to treat people who've contracted resistant strains of bacteria.
Separately, the group agreed to provide additional
support for developing new antibiotics that could be
used to treat people who've contracted resistant strains of bacteria.
ABC News reports that antibiotic-resistant bacteria
kills millions of people every year. .
ABC News reports that antibiotic-resistant bacteria
kills millions of people every year. .
The group also agreed to take more steps
to protect the global population from
the health impacts of climate change. .
The group also agreed to take more steps
to protect the global population from
the health impacts of climate change. .
Those plans include modifying medical training
to help adapt to climate change. .
The seven wealthy democracies that make up the G-7 include Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States.
The seven wealthy democracies that make up the G-7 include Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States
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Despite Global Scrutiny, China Defends, 'Zero-COVID' Policy.
On May 13, officials in Shanghai said
they hoped to achieve zero COVID
cases outside of quarantine by May 20.
NBC reports that the city has been under strict lockdown for weeks as the government combats China's worst outbreak since the coronavirus pandemic began. .
NBC reports that the city has been under strict lockdown for weeks as the government combats China's worst outbreak since the coronavirus pandemic began. .
China's 'Zero-COVID' strategy has drawn global scrutiny,
including from the World Health Organization (WHO)
which questioned the tactic's sustainability.
Considering the behavior of the virus,
I think a shift will be very important, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director General
of the World Health Organization, via NBC.
The comments by the WHO came after Chinese president Xi Jinping reaffirmed the government's commitment to China's COVID strategy.
NBC reports that analysts feel shifting
course could threaten Xi's plan to secure
a third term as China's president.
Last week, top leaders of the Chinese Communist Party vowed to , âunswervingly adhere to the general
policy of âdynamic zero-COVIDâ...
... and resolutely fight against any words
and deeds that distort, doubt or deny our
countryâs epidemic prevention policies.â .
NBC reports that the criticism
by the WHO's director general was
quickly suppressed by Chinese censors. .
Foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian
defended China's COVID policy
and cautioned against further criticism.
We hope relevant people will look
at Chinaâs Covid policy in an objective
and rational light, learn more about
the facts and refrain from making
irresponsible remarks, Zhao Lijian, China's foreign ministry spokesman, via NBC
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WHO Data Suggests , COVID-19 Death Toll , Is 3 Times Higher Than Reported.
CNN reports new estimates from the
World Health Organization (WHO) say
the coronavirus pandemic took the
lives of almost 14.9 million people.
Between January 1, 2020, to December 31, 2021, WHO officials say the death toll was nearly
three times higher than previously reported.
During that timeframe, 5.4 million COVID-related deaths were reported to the WHO.
This means new data suggests an excess mortality rate of 9.5 million deaths.
Excess mortality is the difference between the number of deaths that have been recorded and those that would be expected in the absence of the pandemic. , Samira Asma, assistant director-general for the Data, Analytics and Delivery for Impact Division of WHO, via CNN.
Over the 24 months examined, the estimated
range of excess deaths was between
13.3 million and 16.6 million.
In the United States, by
December 31, 2021, the estimated
number of excess deaths was 932,458.
Per data from Johns Hopkins University,
that's almost 100,000 more deaths than previously reported in that timeframe.
Knowing how many people died due to the pandemic will help us to be better prepared for the next. , Samira Asma, assistant director-general for the Data, Analytics and Delivery for Impact Division of WHO, via CNN.
We need to honor the lives tragically cut short, lives we lost, and we must hold ourselves and our policymakers accountable. , Samira Asma, assistant director-general for the Data, Analytics and Delivery for Impact Division of WHO, via CNN.
We need to honor the lives tragically cut short, lives we lost, and we must hold ourselves and our policymakers accountable. , Samira Asma, assistant director-general for the Data, Analytics and Delivery for Impact Division of WHO, via CNN
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Biden at Crossroads , in COVID-19 Pandemic's, "New Normal".
ABC News reports President Joe Biden
is at a crucial juncture in the United
States fight against COVID-19.
Concerns around the omicron..
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US President Joe Biden called the new coronavirus variant omicron a cause for concern but ânot a cause for panic". He said he was not considering any widespread lockdown.
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