We continue to monitor the blood tube shortage situation as it pertains to our own market in Trinidad & Tobago. We are working with new suppliers to try to bridge the shortage as best we can. https://t.co/ySprwEc50I
#COVAX urges all government authorities to recognize as fully vaccinated all who have received #COVID19 vaccines approved by @WHO or one of 11 approved Stringent Regulatory Authorities, when making decisions on who is able to travel or attend events. https://t.co/DPij7PoMRN
Today's @GoogleDoodles celebrates Dr. Wu Lien-teh, a Chinese-Malaysian epidemiologist who created a mask that was the predecessor to the modern-day N95!
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Even levels of blood pressure that are generally considered “normal” may be high enough to foster the development of heart disease, new research shows. ➡️ https://t.co/bBMOrdsWYl
Today, we gave the first FDA approval for a #COVID19 treatment. The drug was approved for adults and children ages 12 and older for the treatment of #COVID19 requiring hospitalization. https://t.co/4qSSX0H5yP
AB Scientific stands resolutely against racism & injustice of any kind and wholeheartedly stand for inclusion. It is about time to listen to and stand in solidarity with our Black colleagues and the entire Black community.
#BlackOutTuesday
Exercise can boost both your immune system and your mental health, so staying active during these times is more important than ever. Some tips for developing a home fitness routine:
We are grateful for the healthcare workers, the auxiliary staff, the cleaners, the grocery workers, the supply-chain workers, everyone putting themselves out there on the lines during this pandemic 🙏
Social distancing bends the curve and relieves some pressure on our heroic medical professionals. But in order to shift off current policies, the key will be a robust system of testing and monitoring – something we have yet to put in place nationwide. https://t.co/evkTSrzReB
The most commonly reported #COVID19 symptoms incl. fever, dry cough, and shortness of
breath. Most patients (80%) experienced mild illness. Approximately 14% experienced severe disease & 5% were critically ill.
WHO Situation Report 1 March https://t.co/QEXoew8lJP
#coronavirus
NEW: WHO guidance on how to prevent the spread of #COVID19 in a workplace to protect your customers, contractors and employees
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