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The city of San Juan will officially start its house-to-house COVID-19 info drive and vaccine registration on Tuesday (February 9) at the barangay hall of barangay Isabelita, San Juan City Mayor Francisco Zamora announced late Monday afternoon.
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Dr. Ami Neuberger is an attending physician in the Infectious Diseases Unit and the Department of Internal Medicine B at Rambam Health Care Campus. Dr. Neuberger has completed specializations in Internal Medicine (2007) and Infectious Diseases (2011). He has resided and worked in Equatorial Guinea (2008), worked in post-earthquake Haiti (2010), and participated in several studies conducted there. Dr. Neuberger has also worked in Nepal (2013) and is taking part in several ongoing studies of typhoid fever and parasitic infections there. In 2014 he was a member of a delegation sent by Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Ivory Coast as part of a program on Ebola preparedness. Worked in South-America as a physician of the television production Amazon .
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Lagos, Jan.19, 2020 Dr Adefolarin Opawoye, an infectious disease expert on Tuesday said that body steaming does not prevent people from contacting COVID-19.
Opawoye who is of the Infectious Diseases Unit of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) made the assertion during a virtual programmme organised by the Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital Yaba, Lagos.
The programme was themed: “Second Wave of COVID-19: Frontline Workers Experience and Psychological Tips.
He said:” Steaming doesn’t work for COVID-19, we should be careful about what we read on social media.
“The Virus is a very difficult to control, we need to adhere strictly to the guidelines in order not to come down with the virus.