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Bird Flu Poised To Spark The Next Global Pandemic, Experts Warn Of Rising Risks
Scientists identify mutation that could facilitate H5N1 "bird flu" virus infection and potential transmission in humans.
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Mpox Outbreak Could Soon Turn Into The Next Global Pandemic. Know More
The mpox outbreak in Africa is yet another example of how infectious diseases perceived to be "someone elses problem", and affecting mainly poor, developing countries, may suddenly pose unexpected global threats.
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Explained: What Is Disease X That Can Cause Next Pandemic
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has created a list of priority diseases that can cause the next global pandemic.
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Beijing Braces For Spike In Severe Covid Cases Amid International Concern
Beijing faces a surge in severe COVID-19 cases over the next two weeks, a respiratory expert said, amid global concerns over possible mutations and knock-on effects for the world economy after the surprise ditching of China's tough virus policies.
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G20 Ministers Launch Billion-Dollar Fund To Tackle Next Pandemic
G20 health and finance ministers launched a $1.4-billion fund on Sunday to tackle the next global pandemic ahead of the bloc's leaders gathering for a summit on the Indonesian resort island of Bali. But the host's president said it was not enough.
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Food Shortages Are Next Global Health Crisis: Expert
Growing food shortages may represent the same health threat to the world as the COVID-19 pandemic, a leading global health figure has warned.
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5 Things We're Looking Forward To In 2022
Right from the second wave or the covid-19 pandemic to the global shortage of semiconductors, 2021 came with its own set of challenges for the auto industry. However, things are expected to get better in the next few months, and here are 5 things that we can't wait for to happen in 2022.
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Audi India's Next Launch Will Be The Q7 Facelift
The Audi Q7 facelift was introduced in the global markets back in 2019, but it took some time coming to India given the pandemic situation and the semiconductor shortage issue.
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World Health Organisation Member States Launch Pandemic Accord Talks
World Health Organization member states agreed Wednesday to start work on building a new international accord setting out how to handle the next global pandemic.
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How To Deal With The Next Pandemic? Countries To Talk On WHO Treaty
World Health Organization member states reached a consensus Sunday on kick-starting the process towards creating a pandemic treaty setting out how to handle the next global health crisis.
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US To Convene Foreign Ministers On COVID-19 On Nov 10
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Friday he would convene a virtual meeting of foreign ministers from around the globe to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic next week, pledging to work to address global inequalities in access to vaccines.
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Israel's Covid Surge Shows The World What's Coming Next
Israel, once a front-runner in the global race to move on from Covid-19, is now one of the world's biggest pandemic hot spots.
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Google to Introduce ‘Hybrid’ Work Model at Offices, Permanent Work From Home Option: Sundar Pichai
Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote an email to his employees — that was later shared as a blog post — informing them of a new ‘hybrid’ work week. The changes suggest that most of the Google employees will spend approximately three days in the office, while 20 percent of the staff can apply for permanent work from home.
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Novak Djokovic Joins Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer In Skipping Miami Open
Novak Djokovic, a six-time Miami Open champion, cited the global travel issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and his desire to balance events and family life.
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Oil Refiners Shut Plants As Demand Losses Seen Continuing
Oil refiners are permanently closing processing plants in Asia and North America and facilities in Europe could be next as uncertain prospects for a recovery in fuel demand after the coronavirus pandemic triggered losses. The pandemic initially cut global fuel demand 30% and refiners temporarily idled plants. But consumption has not returned to pre...
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Bird Flu Poised To Spark The Next Global Pandemic, Experts Warn Of Rising Risks
Scientists identify mutation that could facilitate H5N1 "bird flu" virus infection and potential transmission in humans.
-
Mpox Outbreak Could Soon Turn Into The Next Global Pandemic. Know More
The mpox outbreak in Africa is yet another example of how infectious diseases perceived to be "someone elses problem", and affecting mainly poor, developing countries, may suddenly pose unexpected global threats.
-
Explained: What Is Disease X That Can Cause Next Pandemic
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has created a list of priority diseases that can cause the next global pandemic.
-
Beijing Braces For Spike In Severe Covid Cases Amid International Concern
Beijing faces a surge in severe COVID-19 cases over the next two weeks, a respiratory expert said, amid global concerns over possible mutations and knock-on effects for the world economy after the surprise ditching of China's tough virus policies.
-
G20 Ministers Launch Billion-Dollar Fund To Tackle Next Pandemic
G20 health and finance ministers launched a $1.4-billion fund on Sunday to tackle the next global pandemic ahead of the bloc's leaders gathering for a summit on the Indonesian resort island of Bali. But the host's president said it was not enough.
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Food Shortages Are Next Global Health Crisis: Expert
Growing food shortages may represent the same health threat to the world as the COVID-19 pandemic, a leading global health figure has warned.
-
5 Things We're Looking Forward To In 2022
Right from the second wave or the covid-19 pandemic to the global shortage of semiconductors, 2021 came with its own set of challenges for the auto industry. However, things are expected to get better in the next few months, and here are 5 things that we can't wait for to happen in 2022.
-
Audi India's Next Launch Will Be The Q7 Facelift
The Audi Q7 facelift was introduced in the global markets back in 2019, but it took some time coming to India given the pandemic situation and the semiconductor shortage issue.
-
World Health Organisation Member States Launch Pandemic Accord Talks
World Health Organization member states agreed Wednesday to start work on building a new international accord setting out how to handle the next global pandemic.
-
How To Deal With The Next Pandemic? Countries To Talk On WHO Treaty
World Health Organization member states reached a consensus Sunday on kick-starting the process towards creating a pandemic treaty setting out how to handle the next global health crisis.
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US To Convene Foreign Ministers On COVID-19 On Nov 10
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Friday he would convene a virtual meeting of foreign ministers from around the globe to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic next week, pledging to work to address global inequalities in access to vaccines.
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Israel's Covid Surge Shows The World What's Coming Next
Israel, once a front-runner in the global race to move on from Covid-19, is now one of the world's biggest pandemic hot spots.
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Google to Introduce ‘Hybrid’ Work Model at Offices, Permanent Work From Home Option: Sundar Pichai
Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote an email to his employees — that was later shared as a blog post — informing them of a new ‘hybrid’ work week. The changes suggest that most of the Google employees will spend approximately three days in the office, while 20 percent of the staff can apply for permanent work from home.
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Novak Djokovic Joins Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer In Skipping Miami Open
Novak Djokovic, a six-time Miami Open champion, cited the global travel issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and his desire to balance events and family life.
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Oil Refiners Shut Plants As Demand Losses Seen Continuing
Oil refiners are permanently closing processing plants in Asia and North America and facilities in Europe could be next as uncertain prospects for a recovery in fuel demand after the coronavirus pandemic triggered losses. The pandemic initially cut global fuel demand 30% and refiners temporarily idled plants. But consumption has not returned to pre...
