Direct – Govt-19: New Zealand extends national control

The Anglo-Swedish pharmaceutical group AstraZeneca on Friday announced that it is promoting treatment outcomes against Govit-19, which could significantly reduce the risk of debilitating patients developing the symptomatic form of the disease.

This antibody treatment, codenamed AZD7442, has not previously shown its effectiveness in people already infected with the virus.

But by managing it before it comes in contact with the virus, Astrogeneka explains in a statement that there are results.

In this case, it reduces the risk of developing symptomatic form by 77%, according to Phase 3 data, i.e. large-scale clinical trials designed to measure its safety and efficacy.

Astrogeneka notes that there are no serious cases of Covit-19 or death.

In these trials, conducted in Spain, France, Belgium, the United Kingdom and the United States, 5,197 participants, 75% of whom were diagnosed with the disease. The treatment was given inwardly.

New Zealand on Friday extended the imprisonment of the entire archipelago in an effort to stem the outbreak of the Kovit-19 epidemic due to the delta variation that spread from Auckland to the capital Wellington.

Prime Minister Jacinta Artern announced that the three-day national curfew, which was to be lifted overnight from Friday to Saturday, would be extended by four days. Authorities are trying to assess the extent of the epidemic after the first local case in six months appeared this week, he said, urging people to be vigilant.

All cases, including Wellington, are linked, which is of less concern, said Jacinta Artern.

“This means we are starting to get a sense of all the victims,” he said, adding that ‘no unexpected cases have been reported at this stage’.

For the first time in six months, New Zealand filed its first local Govt case on August 17.

Knowledge of Govit-19 Continues to become clear. This Thursday evening, the assistant publication – Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP) pointed out, In a press releaseAccording to two new studies, severe forms of the virus can be explained by a quarter genetic or immune abnormality.

Both of these new releases were published in this Thursday’s issue Scientific Immunology And is the result of AP-HP’s physicians-led international collaboration with INSERM researchers and faculty-researchers at the University of Paris and the Human Genetics Laboratory of Infectious Diseases.

The government plans a budget of two billion euros to buy a new dose or about a hundred million units next year. More than necessary if we are satisfied with a very weak reminder, as currently planned. So what are these scales used for? Illustrative elements.

More than 300 health professionals will fly from Paris airport to Martinique and Guadeloupe on Friday afternoon as their hospitals are filled with Govt-19 cases.

Caregivers will come “in support” and “capture” teams already “on site,” the health ministry said in a statement.

The same information suggests that Director General of Health Jerome Solomon will be in Orly to “thank and congratulate” these professionals who have been “mobilized for the national unity effort towards the West Indies”.

The airlift to get rid of West Indies hospitals has already been implemented by two movements: 240 doctors, nurses and Orderly left on August 10, and then last Tuesday at about 120, “properly distributed” between Guadeloupe and Martinique, the ministry said.

The number of Kovit-19 patients admitted to the hospital in intensive care services is still more than 2,000, according to data released Thursday by health officials.

While 186 people have been placed in intensive care in the last 24 hours, 2,049 patients are welcome in intensive care services on Thursday (Wednesday 2,054).

The indicator, which was closely scrutinized by health officials, fell below 1,000 patients on July 7. The number of hospitals is also increasing with 10,392 patients with covit (10,336 Wednesday) including 976 in 24 hours.

Between Wednesday and Thursday 127 Govt patients died in French hospitals (112 listed on Wednesday) bringing the total number to 113,182 deaths since the outbreak began.

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