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Coronavirus pandemic exacerbates antimicrobial resistance woes as ignorant doctors throw antibiotics at hospitalized patients

June 11, 2021 -

The study published in the Lancet found that 85 percent of coronavirus (COVID-19) patients admitted to National Health Service (NHS) hospitals during the first wave of the pandemic had been prescribed antibiotics. But the majority of the 48,902 patients involved in the study did not need or benefit from antibiotics as secondary bacterial infections are very rare in COVID-19 patients.

"COVID is a viral disease. It's not uncommon for viral diseases to be complicated by bacterial ...

Coronavirus pandemic creates 9 new Big Pharma billionaires

May 31, 2021 -

Campaigners from the People's Vaccine Alliance, whose members include Global Justice Now, Oxfam and UNAIDS, have analyzed Forbes Rich List data to highlight the massive wealth being generated for a handful of people from vaccines which were largely publicly funded.

Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel topped the list and is now worth $4.3 billion after his company became the second to be granted emergency use authorization in the U.S. for its COVID-19 vaccine in December last year....

Coronavirus pandemic linked to increase in “anger and confrontation” among family and friends

November 03, 2020 - coronavirus pandemic.

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Coronavirus pandemic will cost the US $16 trillion, say economists

October 21, 2020 - coronavirus pandemic.

The economists measured premature deaths by ascribing value to “statistical lives,” an approximate measure economists use based on how much it is worth for people to reduce their risk of dying or getting sick. A statistical life is assumed to be worth $10 million in environmental and health policy; based on a conservative estimate of $7 million, the economic cost of premature deaths amounted to about $4.4 trillion.

Some COVID-19 survivors ...

Coronavirus pandemic lockdowns worsen the “debt mountain” problem of the American middle class, which is being deliberately CRUSHED

October 09, 2020 - coronavirus pandemic. While low-income workers have borne much of the pandemic’s brunt, the economic fallout brought on by the pandemic is starting to hit the debt-laden middle class. (Related: We are living in the terminal phase of the greatest debt bubble in history and our debt just keeps getting bigger.)No one can pay debts on lockdown

Months after the initial arrival of the coronavirus, some states -- including New York, where Hopkins is based -- have reopened ...

Coronavirus pandemic upends America’s food security system: More families to experience food insecurity by the end of 2020

October 07, 2020 -

The pandemic, food insecurity and a struggling economy

Since the pandemic began, more families throughout Washington have been struggling to make ends meet because of the crippled economy. As the months go by, more families are starting to worry about food insecurity. Food banks in the state are also finding it difficult to meet the needs of people as their clients continue to increase in number.

Additionally, industry leaders are concerned since the pandemic never stopped but ...

Coronavirus pandemic creating “perfect storm” for huge global mental health crisis

May 25, 2020 -

In fact, some say a mental health crisis could well be the next pandemic we have to deal with. Between the long bouts of social isolation, stress, and lost livelihoods, there’s a lot taking a toll on people’s emotions these days.

Medical experts have called the current situation – with more than two months of economic shutdown, more than 94,000 Americans dead and 1.6 million infected with a frightening disease – a “perfect storm” for a mental health disaster.

The ...

Coronavirus pandemic and “rigid” food system force farmers to waste crops

May 19, 2020 - coronavirus pandemic hit, it exposed issues in the following chains:

All these problems resulted in a backlog of supply that never even reached stores that are running out of supplies. These issues may also negatively affect food security in the country.

Food prices may increase, which will be the worst thing for millions of citizens who are already struggling financially because of the pandemic's fallout.

Marc Bellemare, a co-editor ...

Coronavirus pandemic leads to cratering of Airbnb bookings, setting U.S. up for another housing bust like the “Great Recession”

May 03, 2020 - coronavirus pandemic on its global business, according to people close to the company.

The pandemic has also thrown into disarray Airbnb’s plans to go public this year, and the company’s board of investors are divided over the best path forward, according to people familiar with the matter.

But there’s a secondary problem, as Rubino notes: What happens to all the mortgaged property bought by those would-be real estate tycoons? Without rentals, they’re just ...

Coronavirus pandemic now on Africa’s doorstep … is a whole new crisis looming?

March 18, 2020 -

As of writing time, Africa has nearly 450 cases of COVID-19, spread within 30 of the continent's 54 countries. Of these, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) identified a dozen countries where local virus transmission is taking place. These include some of the nations with the most cases on the continent such as Algeria, Burkina Faso, Egypt, Morocco and Senegal.

Prior to this, a number of cases had already been reported on the continent. However, ...

Coronavirus pandemic exploding across the globe: South Korea surpasses 600 infections, Italy declares national emergency, Japan infections skyrocketing, nearly 2,000 non-China infections worldwide and doubling every few days

February 23, 2020 -

Confirmed infections in South Korea have exploded over the last 96 hours from just 30 cases to 602 confirmed cases. Local residents there are scrambling to purchase preparedness supplies, stripping shelves bare and leading to a sense of urgency. Some cities in South Korea have already taken on a "ghost town" vibe, with streets emptied and nearly all community functions shut down.

In Italy, confirmed cases have skyrocketed to 155 as an outbreak continues its exponential ...

Never forget: The coronavirus pandemic, the government’s totalitarian actions, and the media’s propaganda were scripted back in 2019

November 27, 2023 - coronavirus pandemic was brought to life, with vaccine mandates, vaccine passports, and other forms of medical tyranny, more people began to see the evil and predatory intentions behind the plandemic.Lock downs, fear propaganda, and vaccine mandates were all planned in 2019 at Event 201

In October of 2019, the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, the World Economic Forum, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation converged at Event 201. At the infamous meeting, ...

New York in decay: Coronavirus pandemic, recovery expose NYC’s major crime problem

November 29, 2021 -

"Of all the things we have to do when we're talking in New York City specifically, crime, crime, crime are the top three," said New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The governor made his remarks regarding the conditions in New York City during a press conference in his office in Manhattan on Wednesday, May 26. He explained that the city will not recover from the effects of the pandemic unless people can feel safe again.Crime is up by 30 percent in New York City, with violent ...

LIAR, LIAR: Fauci claims global vaccination will end Wuhan coronavirus pandemic

November 11, 2021 -

However, people remain hesitant to get vaccinated despite the insistence of governments, Big Pharma and mainstream media due to the adverse effects of the vaccine. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that common side effects of a COVID-19 vaccine can include chills, body aches, fatigue, fever, headaches and  nausea.

A vaccinated person might also experience redness, swelling, pain, an itchy rash and other ...

Poll: 1 in 5 Americans believe the coronavirus pandemic will never end

October 19, 2021 -

The poll was conducted from Oct. 9 to 12 and involved 1,500 respondents, 1,266 of which are registered voters. The survey has been carried out via web-based interviews.

Out of all the people surveyed, 39 percent say the pandemic would end after 2022 and 22 percent say it would never end.

The October survey results have increased compared to the results from a previous poll held in August where 35 percent and 21 percent of respondents commented on the pandemic ...

Childhood obesity has skyrocketed amid coronavirus pandemic, says CDC report

September 28, 2021 -

Pandemic lockdowns and childhood obesity

For the CDC study, researchers examined 432,302 adolescents aged two to 19. According to the findings, the young participants doubled their body mass index (BMI) since the start of the pandemic, where most children had to stay at home due to enforced lockdowns and experienced social isolation.

The organization also noted that the pandemic caused disruptive changes such as school closures, disrupted routines and increased stress....

More parents report homeschooling their children amid coronavirus pandemic

September 27, 2021 -

In particular, the report showed that 11.1 percent of households reported homeschooling. Before the pandemic, about half as many households had been homeschooling school-aged children.

The U.S. Census Bureau's experimental Household Pulse Survey is the first to offer both a national and a state-level look at the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on homeschooling rates, which have remained steady at 3.3 percent since 2012. The survey used a large, nationally ...

Florida mother warns of drug addiction during the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic

September 12, 2021 -

Holbrook spoke to The Epoch Times about Chandler's death. The 28-year-old who stood 6 feet, 5 inches tall died in April 2021 because of an overdose. She also shared how he started his opioid addition. Cook was prescribed OxyContin after he underwent shoulder surgery during his teen years. He became subsequently addicted to it alongside heroin and other drugs.

Cook managed to turn his life around in early 2020, following a stay at a drug rehabilitation facility which ...

Fauci sent “very friendly” emails to Chinese counterpart at the beginning of coronavirus pandemic

August 02, 2021 -

Mainstream media outlets were granted access to nearly a thousand emails sent by Fauci through several Freedom of Information Act requests. Among the uncovered emails include digital exchanges between Fauci and Dr. George Gao, director of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention and one of China's leading virologists and immunologists.

The exchanges between Fauci and Gao took place between March and April of last year, just as the coronavirus was sweeping ...

Health official in Norway says coronavirus pandemic OVER in the country

July 26, 2021 - coronavirus pandemic is over in Norway." The director general added that even Aavitsland himself "has also emphasized that we still have a way to go."

The swift decisions of Norway's health authorities were also reflected in how the country responded to the AstraZeneca vaccine. Back in April 2021, the NIPH recommended that the vaccine made by the British drug manufacturer be suspended there. The guidance followed reports of blood-related adverse reactions from those ...