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Covid-19 vaccines are 40% effective against infection in S pore, very effective against severe illness

Covid-19 vaccines are 40% effective against infection in S pore, very effective against severe illness
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Singapore will not revert to tighter measures despite elevated Covid-19 case numbers, says finance minister | Singapore

SINGAPORE, Sept 4 The Singapore government will not revert to stricter infection controls despite recent elevated numbers of Covid-19 case, because the country has entered a “new phase” where high levels of vaccine coverage are protecting Singaporeans from the virus, Finance.

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Covid-19 vaccines are 40% effective against infection, very effective against severe illness: Ong Ye Kung

Covid-19 vaccines are 40% effective against infection, very effective against severe illness: Ong Ye Kung
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Recent death of 16-year-old not linked to Covid-19 vaccine, MOH clarifies after boy s obituary circulated on WhatsApp chat groups

Recent death of 16-year-old not linked to Covid-19 vaccine, MOH clarifies after boy s obituary circulated on WhatsApp chat groups
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Singapore authorities look into possible factors behind 16-year-old s cardiac arrest after Covid-19 jab | Singapore

Thursday, 08 Jul 2021 10:08 AM MYT Despite a small risk of myocarditis, the Ministry of Health has accepted the recommendation that vaccinations are still to be offered to all eligible persons. Reuters pic Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. SINGAPORE, July 8 Apart from possible complications from vaccination, the health authorities are looking into whether health supplements might have contributed to the cardiac arrest of a 16-year-old boy who collapsed six days after receiving his first Covid-19 jab, though the causes of his condition are still not yet known. Associate Professor Kenneth Mak, director of medical services at the Ministry of Health (MOH), said on Wednesday (July 7) that the boy, who collapsed at home after a weightlifting session at the gym, had been taking some supplements and the hospital specialists are analysing them.

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