MS BioNTech WKN: A2PSR2 ISIN: US09075V1026 Forum: Aktien User: Thekla

Good morning, good afternoon and good evening. Today marks the end of the Ebola outbreak in Uganda, four months after the first cases were reported. I congratulate the government, the people of Uganda and health workers, some of whom lost their lives, for their leadership and dedication in bringing this outbreak to an end. And we thank donors and partners for swiftly mobilizing resources, and vaccine developers for making candidate vaccines available in record time. Even in the absence of approved vaccines or therapeutics for this type of Ebola, Uganda was able to use proven public health tools to contain the outbreak. This outbreak has finished, but WHO’s commitment to Uganda has not. We remain committed to strengthening Uganda’s health system as part of its journey towards universal health coverage. === Now to COVID-19. It’s now three years since the first sequence of SARS-CoV-2 was shared with the world. That sequence enabled the development of the first tests, and ultimately, vaccines. Throughout the pandemic, testing and sequencing helped us to track the spread and development of new variants. But since the peak of the Omicron wave, the number of sequences being shared has dropped by more than 90%, and the number of countries sharing sequences has fallen by a third. It’s understandable that countries cannot maintain the same levels of testing and sequencing they had during the Omicron peak. At the same time, the world cannot close its eyes and hope this virus will go away. It won’t. Sequencing remains vital to detect and track the emergence and spread of new variants, such as XBB.1.5. We urge all countries now experiencing intense transmission to increase sequencing, and to share those sequences. Investment in testing at-risk people to ensure they receive adequate care and in tracking the virus remains vital. There is no doubt that globally we are in a vastly better position than we were a year ago. Since February last year, the number of deaths reported to WHO each week has dropped by almost 90%. But since mid-September, the number of weekly reported deaths has been stuck between 10 and 14 thousand deaths per week. The world cannot accept this number of deaths when we have the tools to prevent them. Last week, almost 11 500 deaths were reported to WHO – about 40% from the Americas, 30% from Europe and 30% from the Western Pacific region.   However, this number is almost certainly an underestimate given the under-reporting of COVID-related deaths in China. Most of those dying are at-risk groups, including older people. During the last six months of last year, people aged 65 or over accounted for almost 90% of all reported deaths. But once again, the data we receive from countries is inadequate to give us a clear picture of who is dying, and why. Only 53 out of 194 countries provide data on deaths that are disaggregated by age and sex. As we enter the fourth year of this pandemic, we ask all countries to provide this data. The more data we have, the clearer a picture we have. We continue to call on all countries to focus on fully vaccinating the most at-risk groups, especially older people. And we continue to call on all people to take appropriate precautions when necessary to protect yourself and others. You may not die with this disease, but you could give it to someone else who does.

Bei England denke ich aber auch an den Brexit und an das katastrophale Gesundheitswesen und an die chaotischen Politiker

Das ist m.E. der richtige Weg die Forschung nach London zu verlagern. Raus aus dem zu bürokratischen Deutschland mit unnötig strikteren Auflagen

Guten Morgen zusammen ☕️ https://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/asien/neujahr-china-101.html

Nach dem Jahr des Tigers letztes Jahr, ist dieses Jahr in China, ratet mal, das Jahr des 🐇🐇🐇🤣🤣🤣

Hallo zusammen. Wünsch euch einen entspannten Sonntag.

….besser wie ein Williams Christ zum Frühstück 😂

Ukraine-Krieg im. Liveticker 09:12 ❗️ https://www.n-tv.de/23143824

...mag ich nicht kommentieren...

BMBF ist das Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung

BioNTech: London Calling 🤔 https://table.media/research/analyse/biontech-london-calling/

🌍 💤 Guten Morgen und einen angenehmen Sonntag ☕️ 🙋‍♂️ Viel neues gibt's wirklich noch nicht.. Und London Calling ist noch am - beginnen....

....vielleicht noch zum Frühstück ein Wilhelm Busch? "Das weiß ein jeder, wers auch sei, gesund und stärkend ist das Ei" 🥚☕️

👮🏼‍♀️⛴️ Guten Morgen, einen frohen Sonntag, keine neuen Nachrichten..... die Alten( Nachrichten) sind noch nicht alle, heute dürft ihr ausschlafen ⛴️👮🏼‍♀️💤🖐

Er hat ja sonst auch nichts erreicht und fährt alles an die Wand, wenn ich der Impfstoff wäre würde ich auch extra voll einschlagen bei dem Stuss der der erzählt

eben im Nachbarforum gefunden. "Phase-III-Studie "Mosaico" mit 3900 Probanden werde beendet." https://www.sueddeutsche.de/wissen/hiv-impfstoff-johnson-johnson-1.5735423?xing_share=news schade, aber Biontech ist ja dran.