Vaccination

Turkey's health minister has reminded citizens once again that isolation conditions must be strictly followed, as authorities fight against the spread of the pandemic with the social distancing rules imposed and vaccination campaigns implemented.

Turkey's health minister has urged citizens to get their shots against COVID-19 to keep the pandemic under control, as the vaccination rate has not yet reached 75 percent in some provinces.

Germany is currently "under the tyranny of the unvaccinated, who determine things for those two-thirds of the population who have already been vaccinated," World Medical Union President Frank Ulrich Montgomery was quoted as saying by Deutsche Welle.

From one of the most affected by covid to one of the most vaccinated nations in the world, Portugal no longer has anyone to vaccinate. 98 percent of the population is fully vaccinated against coronavirus, and the other two percent are children under 12 years of age.

334 people with established coronavirus have died in the past 24 hours, according to the Unified Information Portal. This is a new anti-record since the beginning of the pandemic in Bulgaria.

LSE Professor of Health Policy Elias Mossialos has stressed the critical importance of vaccinating the elderly, the safety of mRNA vaccines, and the role of the media in disseminating the views of individuals who are not experts in an interview with state-run ERT3 television.

“The big difference from the other waves is that we now have the vaccine”

300 international units of antibodies in the blood are needed for complete protection against the Delta coronavirus variant. This was announced to the Russian newspaper "Izvestia" Alexander Ginzburg, director of the National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology "Gamaleya".

More and more citizens are willing to get the vaccine, according to the findings of a new survey by diANEOsis, in collaboration with the polling company Metron Analysis, which recorded the attitudes and views of Greeks, in the period 5-14 October 2021, for vaccinations and the effects of the pandemic on their lives.

A woman in 2020 had accused her (former) employer of generating incorrect vaccination data