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Pregnant women and children between 12 and 15 years in vulnerable and high risk may already be
vaccinated against coronavirus, according to
the seventh update of the strategy of
vaccines
against the
coronavirus
approved by the Public Health Commission.
In addition, Health has confirmed that 90% of those over 60 years of age, that is,
almost 11 million citizens
, have been vaccinated with some dose against
Covid-19
, once in the last 24 hours 448,125 serums have been punctured in all of
Spain
.
The data of the coronavirus in Spain
* Source: Ministry of Health
Total figures: 3,598,452 confirmed coronavirus cases with a diagnostic test for active infection;
there have been 79,281 deaths with a positive test as of May 13
565,201 in
Andalusia
(9,787 dead)
121,429 in
Aragon
(3,474 dead)
51,461 in
Asturias
(1,954 dead)
59,868 in the
Balearic Islands
(831 dead)
54,406 in the
Canary Islands
(759 dead)
29,649 in
Cantabria
(560 dead)
189,088 in
Castilla-La Mancha
(5,899 dead)
226,475 in
Castilla y León
(6,803 dead)
599,033 in
Catalonia
(14,430 dead)
5,773 in
Ceuta
(113 dead)
392,262 in the
Valencian Community
(7,352 dead)
74,788 in
Extremadura
(1,797 dead)
124,333 in
Galicia
(2,384 dead)
700,152 in
Madrid
(15,162 dead)
8,924 in
Melilla
(96 dead)
111,631 in
Murcia
(1,593 dead)
61,267 in
Navarra
(1,168 dead)
192,490 in the
Basque Country
(4,353 dead)
30,222 in
La Rioja
(766 dead)
07.10 India joins a political battle for vaccines in the middle of the "apocalypse"
India is unable to curb the pandemic, with
more than 4,000 deaths and 360,000 cases a day
, an "apocalyptic tragedy", according to the opposition, faced in a political battle with the Indian government due to the
lack of vaccines
.
The contagion curve, which began its upward run at the beginning of March with some 15,000 daily cases and soared until the beginning of May with more than 400,000 new infections, stood at 362,727 this Thursday, a small decrease from that peak that has not yet eased the situation in the country, with
collapsed hospitals.
The deaths also surpassed the barrier of 4,000 deaths on Thursday, with 4,120 new deaths that bring the total to 258,317 since the start of the pandemic, something that has been reflected in overflowing crematoria with the continued arrival of corpses in ambulances and the
pyres burning without rest
, reports Efe.
07.00 Delaying the second dose of Pfizer increases the antibodies by more than three times
Vaccine
Covid-19
of
Pfizer
generated an antibody response higher than
three times and half in elderly when the second dose
is delayed until 12 weeks after
receiving the first, a British study.
The study released Friday is the first to directly compare
Pfizer
injection immune responses from the
three-week dosing interval tested in clinical trials, and the extended 12-week interval recommended by British officials to give the most vulnerable people. at least some protection more quickly.
After Britain decided to extend the interval between doses,
Pfizer and BioNTech
said there was no data to support the measure.
However, Pfizer has said that public health considerations could be taken into account outside of clinical trials.
"Our study shows that maximal antibody responses after the second
Pfizer
vaccine are
markedly improved in older people when this is delayed to 12 weeks," said Helen Parry, study author based at the University of Birmingham.
Britain started rolling out the
Pfizer
vaccine
before changing the dosing policy, meaning that a small number of people who got the vaccine early received the second vaccine three weeks later.
The study, which has not yet been reviewed, looked at 175 people between the ages of 80 and 99 and found that extending the second dose interval to 12 weeks increased maximum antibody response 3.5 times compared to those who had it. at three weeks.
06.59 A team of 18 scientists still do not rule out that the coronavirus came out of a laboratory
An international team of scientists has indicated that
"more research"
is needed
to determine the
origin
of the
coronavirus
pandemic
: "theories of accidental release from a laboratory and zoonotic spread remain viable."
In the journal
Science
, Jesse Bloom, Alina Chan, Ralph Baric, Akiko Iwasaki, David Relman and their colleagues sign a letter calling for an adequate, transparent, objective and data-based examination of the origin of the pandemic.
"Knowing how covid-19 arose is essential to inform about global strategies to mitigate the risk of future outbreaks," the authors emphasize.
The 18 signatories refer to a joint report by China and the World Health Organization (WHO) on the origins of
SARS-CoV-2
, some of the results of which were published in November 2020.
In this sense, they mention that the WHO team evaluated as "probable or very probable" an intermediate host as the origin of the covid-19 pandemic and the laboratory incident as "extremely unlikely".
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