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New COVID-19 variant: How dangerous is Omicron? | DW News
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Scientists in South Africa are warning of a new strain of COVID19. The variant, which is yet to be named, appears to have a high number of mutations, and there’s a possibility it could be able to evade our immune response and be even more transmissible.
At first, health officials thought they were seeing a small cluster of outbreaks in South Africa’s most populous province. But after examining specimens, they realized they were dealing with something far more serious a new variant that could be the hardest yet to contain.
Officials are worried that the new variant, known simply as B.1.1.529, could quickly spread through the country and beyond. Only about 35% of adults in South Africa are fully vaccinated, and the rate of vaccination has slowed. And given the findings so far, even current vaccines may not be enough to stop it.
Several countries, including the UK and Germany have announced a ban on flights from South Africa and five neighboring countries as cases of the new variant have already appeared in Botswana and in Hong Kong. No matter where the variant started, it could quickly become a global problem.
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Return to the Not So New Normal (Post Covid-19) | Mfon Akpan | TEDxBeaconStreet
The pandemic has changed the way we work, live, and interact. What will life be like when the pandemic is over? Mfon details the importance of social interaction during the pandemic and beyond.
Mfon Akpan is a professor at the Savannah College of Art and Design, where he currently teaches business courses fulltime. He has a passion for emerging technologies and is an expert in virtual reality technology. He continues to research new technologies and educational methods to offer students and clients a current, effective and relative teaching experience. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Endemic COVID-19: A look at what the new normal could look like
Singapore could reach an endemic COVID19 state as early as the end of the year. This is according to experts, who said their prediction very much hinges on vaccination rates. As Singapore begins its transition, CNA looks at what the new normal could look like and what the nation needs to do to get there.
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Life After the COVID-19 Vaccine: Experts envision the ‘new normal’
Since the COVID19 virus was discovered, the world has waited for a vaccine that would help our lives return to some level of normalcy. Now that vaccine distribution has begun, what will this “new normal” look like?
In “Life After the Vaccine,” from the producers of the Big Brains podcast, University of Chicago experts explore what the vaccine rollout has revealed about our cities, and how it will impact our lives within them—from our health care systems and businesses, to our educational and cultural institutions.
0:00 Introduction: Life After the Vaccine: What will the new normal look like?
0:26 A civic duty to keep each other Safe: Prof Laurie Zoloth UChicago Divinity School
1:17 Vaccine passports will help cities reopen; Prof Anup Malani UChicago Pritzker School of Medicine
2:05 Health care systems must protect marginalized communities: Brenda Battle Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer at UChicago Medicine
2:50 Data can direct public health efforts to most vulnerable: Prof Kathleen Cagney Sociology, University of Chicago
3:30 Schools must tailor education to the evolving needs of students: Tanika Island Childress CEO, University of Chicago Charter School
4:25 Cultural institutions will reimagine artistic programming: Angel Ysaguirre, Executive Director of Court Theatre
Life After the COVID19 Vaccine: Experts envision the ‘new normal’
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After 18 months Australians reflect on COVID-19 (Coronavirus) crisis | New Normal #4 | ABC Australia
18 months on, we revisit people across Australia to reflect on the crisis and see how their lives have changed after coronavirus restrictions. How have they dealt with coronavirus restrictions? What are their fears and concerns moving on? Subscribe: http://ab.co/ABCAussubscribe
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Presented by Jeremy Fernandez
Produced by Michael Coggan
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