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Regeneron antibody treatment may be less effective against Omicron

"Prior in vitro analyses and structural modeling regarding the individual mutations present in the Omicron variant indicate that there may be reduced neutralization activity of both vaccine-induced and monoclonal antibody-conveyed immunity, including the current REGEN-COV antibodies," the company said in a statement.

Americas 4 years ago

Pfizer asks US to authorize COVID pill

The move comes a few weeks after Merck also approached the Food and Drug Administration seeking a green light for its antiviral capsule against the coronavirus.

Opinion 4 years ago

Mental health is a challenge for the world’s happiest nations, too

In Denmark 8 percent of the population has depression and it is estimated that 25 percent of all contact with a general practitioner is related to mental health.

National 5 years ago

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HIV support groups stretched thin amid pandemic curbs

As the pandemic sweeps through Indonesia at an alarming rate, mobility restrictions have exacerbated existing problems with HIV care.

Opinion 5 years ago

More than a shot in the arm needed to heal the global economy

Those countries with more vulnerable economies and populations will face challenges as the exit from the pandemic progresses.

Opinion 5 years ago

Renew and ramp up action to address noncommunicable diseases

People living with NCDs are at higher risk of severe COVID-19-related illness and death.

Sports 5 years ago

Denmark's Eriksen to have defibrillator implanted: Danish FA

The Inter Milan midfielder collapsed and required CPR during Denmark's game against Finland in Copenhagen where he remains in hospital.

Health 5 years ago

Germany to use Regeneron drugs touted by Trump

"The government has bought 200,000 doses for 400 million euros ($486 million)," Spahn told the Bild am Sonntag newspaper, working out at 2,000 euros per dose.

National 5 years ago

Islamic boarding schools demand more govt help to handle COVID-19

Many pesantren (Islamic boarding schools) in Indonesia are reportedly ill-prepared to handle the COVID-19 pandemic as the number of confirmed cases at the facilities has been rising.

Health 5 years ago

Coronavirus treatments: Some progress, no panacea

Nearly a year after a mysterious pneumonia emerged in China and began its global spread, there is still no silver bullet treatment for COVID-19 despite an unprecedented effort to discover new medicines or repurpose existing drugs.

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Regeneron antibody treatment may be less effective against Omicron

Pfizer asks US to authorize COVID pill

Mental health is a challenge for the world’s happiest nations, too

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HIV support groups stretched thin amid pandemic curbs

More than a shot in the arm needed to heal the global economy

Renew and ramp up action to address noncommunicable diseases

Denmark's Eriksen to have defibrillator implanted: Danish FA

Germany to use Regeneron drugs touted by Trump

Islamic boarding schools demand more govt help to handle COVID-19

Coronavirus treatments: Some progress, no panacea

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Regeneron antibody treatment may be less effective against Omicron

Pfizer asks US to authorize COVID pill

Mental health is a challenge for the world’s happiest nations, too

PREMIUM HIV support groups stretched thin amid pandemic curbs

More than a shot in the arm needed to heal the global economy

Renew and ramp up action to address noncommunicable diseases

Denmark's Eriksen to have defibrillator implanted: Danish FA

Germany to use Regeneron drugs touted by Trump

Islamic boarding schools demand more govt help to handle COVID-19

Coronavirus treatments: Some progress, no panacea

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HIV support groups stretched thin amid pandemic curbs