Category archives: Coronavirus

On December 29, the patient traveled from Mexico City to Matamoros, where the PCR test was applied, which yielded a positive result for COVID-19 for which isolation was indicated.

The Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Marcelo Ebrard, reported that phase 3 of the CureVac vaccine against coronavirus was authorized by the Federal Commission for Protection against Sanitary Risks (Cofepris).

In previous days, COFEPRIS approved the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine against the coronavirus, now it is scheduled to arrive in Mexican territory on January 18.

The American pharmaceutical company, Pfizer, together with scientists from the Medical Branch of the University of Texas (USA), made an analysis on the N501Y mutation in the peak protein of the variant found in the United Kingdom.

Authorities have made tank refills and loans available free of charge.

Problems associated with the use of the mask have been described, since having a false sense of security or not wearing it correctly makes it lose its protective capacity.

In Washington, a law student was just shopping at the grocery store, but unexpectedly received a dose of the coronavirus vaccine.

The president noted that the pharmaceutical company CanSino promised to deliver eight million vaccines between January and March.

It would seem sensible to identify those fortunate enough who are no longer at risk of being infected and also to grant them a “covid passport.” But what is the ethics of this measure?

Hungarian scientist Katalin Karikó, who made coronavirus vaccines possible, spent 40 years working and developing key breakthroughs for Moderna and BioNTech injections, gives hope that in summer ‘return to normal life’.