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Cyprus says people under 50 should use mRNA-based vaccines

Cyprus says people under 50 should use mRNA-based vaccines
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Scientist says we are all part of the solution in

© In-Cyprus 2021 We are all part of the solution in handling the pandemic and returning to normality, head of the Scientific Advisory Committee, Constantinos Tsioutis told CNA on Monday and underlined that cooperation and solidarity from society and invoking personal responsibility are a must to come out of the current situation. Vaccination, he further said, at this stage, is the most important weapon available that will help us return to normalcy. In an interview with CNA Tsioutis said that the Scientific Advisory Committee for COVID-19 has clarified it will not comment on measures underway or measures that are in.

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COVID19: Owning personal responsibility will help

© FinancialMirror 2021 Cypriots have to take responsibility as they are part of the solution in managing the pandemic and returning to normality, head of the COVID-19 Scientific Advisory Committee, Constantinos Tsioutis, said. Vaccination, he said, is the most important weapon available that will help Cyprus return to normalcy. In an interview with CNA Tsioutis clarified the committee will not comment on current measures, those under consideration or lifting restrictions. “This is our motto if I can say that. To convey the message of cooperation and solidarity to our compatriots. “The most important thing is that whoever we.

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After Greece, Cyprus OK s Colchicine for Treating COVID-19 Patients | archive , cyprus , history & science

Ευρωκίνηση 1/26/2021 The National Herald NICOSIA Following the lead of Greece, Cyprus Health Ministry plans to allow the use of the anti-gout drug colchicine as a treatment for COVID-19 patients in Cyprus after a Canadian study found it is effective in many cases. One of the government s scientific advisors. Dr. Constantinos Tsioutis made the announcement, with Cyprus in a second lockdown but declining cases leading to the likelihood it could be eased as soon as Feb. 1. The Candian study on colchicine in patients with COVID-19 showed a significant benefit with a 44 percent drop in deaths, 25 percent in hospitalization and 50 percent in people being put on ventilators in hospital Intensive Care Units (ICUs.)

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Cyprus Considers Easing New COVID-19 Lockdown Already

Αssociated Press Women wearing face masks are reflected on the window of a closed shop, in central Nicosia, Friday, Jan. 8, 2021. (AP Photo/Petros Karadjias) 1/17/2021 TNH Staff Two weeks after bringing a second lockdown to slow a resurgence of COVID-19, Cyprus’ advisory committee is looking at pulling back on it, if the number of hospitalizations slows. The head of the panel, Constantinos Tsioutis, told the Cyprus Mail it’s an iffy situation for now as health authorities are closely monitoring the numbers to see if stores can operate again conditionally to prop up a battered economy. “The most decisive factor and the most decisive indicator for us to transition safely to relaxation is for the situation in the hospitals to improve. What led us to propose tougher measures was the pressure (on the health system) because of the large number of people who needed hospitalisation. Therefore, this will be the precondition for relaxations,” he said.

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