🆕 WHO guidance for national surveillance of #COVID19 virus variants 👉bit.ly/3lOLHzP
Standardizing the monitoring & reporting of the variants will give us a better understanding of the virus at a global scale.
Standardizing the monitoring & reporting of the variants will give us a better understanding of the virus at a global scale.
To help countries detect & report new #COVID19 virus variants, the 🆕 guidance includes
✅ recommended disease surveillance activities
✅ how to report data
✅ studies to understand the variants’ impact
More in detail 👉bit.ly/3lOLHzP
✅ recommended disease surveillance activities
✅ how to report data
✅ studies to understand the variants’ impact
More in detail 👉bit.ly/3lOLHzP
https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1425081990399684610
The #COVID19 Delta variant of concern is the most transmissible variant so far.
Here is what we know about it ⬇
Here is what we know about it ⬇
To control the spread of the #COVID19 Delta variant, we need:
🔸better surveillance
🔸more strategic testing
🔸stronger contact tracing
🔸 early clinical care
🔸well-trained & well-protected 👨⚕️👩⚕️
🔸more R&D
🔸more vaccines
🔸better surveillance
🔸more strategic testing
🔸stronger contact tracing
🔸 early clinical care
🔸well-trained & well-protected 👨⚕️👩⚕️
🔸more R&D
🔸more vaccines
Do the current batch of approved #COVID19 vaccines protect us from the Delta variant❓
WHO’s Chief Scientist Dr @doctorsoumya explains in #ScienceIn5 ⬇️
WHO’s Chief Scientist Dr @doctorsoumya explains in #ScienceIn5 ⬇️
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