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FAQ: What Is Maburg Virus? How does it spread?

The World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed that about 155 people who came in contact with the deceased have been isolated and are under 'active surveillance'.

Vacanze sicure, come fare? Ecco come evitare il rischio contagio: domande e risposte

Prima di chiudere la valigia, attenzione a non dimenticare le mascherine e il disinfettante. Andare in vacanza, anche se già vaccinati, non vuol dire dimenticare le regole di sicurezza che.

Mexican Covid Variant T478K | FAQ: Is the New T478K Variant Found in Mexico More Infectious Than the Alpha Variant?

What do we know about the mutation? The mutation, like in the case of other variants, is located on the SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein, in the region of interaction with human receptor ACE2. It was detected in 11,435 distinct cases of the 1,180,571 SARS-CoV-2 samples they tested. What do we know about the behaviour of this variant? It has been noted that the T478K variant spreads fast. So much so that observing the rate and speed of the spread, the study researchers have also compared it to the Alpha variant, first identified in the UK. This variant has been increasingly spreading among people in North America, particularly in Mexico. To date, this variant covers more than 50% of the existing viruses in this area,”

Nyiragongo: Limnic Eruptions, Explained

If you’ve been following the events around the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Nyiragongo volcano in the past week, you’ve probably heard the term ‘limnic eruption’ a few times. So: what is a limnic eruption, and what has it got to do with the volcano?

Explained | Why are serology surveys important?

Updated: May 30, 2021 02:06 IST Does the knowledge of the extent of exposure to COVID-19 help to plan for the next wave? Why is the ICMR unlikely to launch a fourth study any time soon? Share Article AAA Does the knowledge of the extent of exposure to COVID-19 help to plan for the next wave? Why is the ICMR unlikely to launch a fourth study any time soon? The story so far: Since the pandemic began in 2020, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) conducted three countrywide serosurveys to measure the spread of infection due to the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The third one (from December 17-January 8) showed that 21.5% of the population had been exposed to the virus. Up to May 23, India has been able to fully vaccinate only 3% of the population and only 10.9% had received one dose. There are indications that the ICMR is unlikely to immediately undertake a fourth national serology survey to estimate the extent of exposure to the coronavirus since January this year.

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