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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is under pressure to stop working with Israel on acquiring coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines. (AFP/File Photos)

Danish PM under pressure for working with Israel on vaccines

  • Frederiksen’s political allies say COVID-19 vaccine surplus should be given to Palestinians instead
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Twitter labels to combat COVID-19 vaccine misinformation

Twitter labels to combat COVID-19 vaccine misinformation

By Arab News ·
Special Indonesia approves free COVID-19 vaccine drive by private companies

Indonesia approves free COVID-19 vaccine drive by private companies

By Ismira Lutfia Tisnadibrata  ·
Britain has put millions of pounds into studying the long term effects of COVID-19. (Reuters/File Photo)

Cases of vaccine easing long COVID reported

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Pfizer eyes investment, recruitment, R&D in Kingdom

Pfizer eyes investment, recruitment, R&D in Kingdom

By Rashid Hassan ·
India starts COVID-19 vaccinations for people over 60s from March 1

India starts COVID-19 vaccinations for people over 60s from March 1

By AFP ·
Special World Bank fury as Lebanon MPs jump vaccine queue

World Bank fury as Lebanon MPs jump vaccine queue

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Leukocare is working with Italy's ReiThera and Belgium's Univercells on a vaccine based on a so-called non-replicating adenoviral vector, the same technology that AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson have used. (Reuters/File Photo)

Pan-European consortium seeks big pharma partner for COVID-19 shot

By Reuters ·
According to the Oxford researchers, two doses of the Pfizer vaccine would provide 90 percent of the population with protection from either variant, enough to provide herd immunity. (Shutterstock/File Photo)

Pfizer vaccine works against COVID-19 mutations: Study

By Arab News ·
Britain’s coronavirus variant a concern, ‘likely to sweep the world’, says scientist

Britain’s coronavirus variant a concern, ‘likely to sweep the world’, says scientist

By Reuters ·
Vaccinations will reduce the impact of COVID-19 from grave illness to mere “sniffles,” according to an Oxford Vaccine Group expert. (Shutterstock/Illustration

Expert: Vaccines will reduce coronavirus to ‘sniffles’

By Arab News ·
Saudi university launches first clinical trials for local COVID-19 vaccine

Saudi university launches first clinical trials for local COVID-19 vaccine

By Arab News ·
Special Duterte appeals to rebels not to block COVID-19 vaccination efforts

Duterte appeals to rebels not to block COVID-19 vaccination efforts

By Ellie Aben ·

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