VACCINE INJURY CANADA
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Trudeau government under fire for failing Canadians suffering serious COVID vaccine complications
A Canadian program for COVID-19 vaccine injuries is under fire. Claimants report abandonment and denial of support. The Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) was launched in 2021. But most funds went to administration, not victims. Many claims are delayed or denied. Some approved claimants face long waits for payments. The Health Minister has ordered a review of the program.
FDA issues new heart risk warnings for Pfizer, Moderna COVID vaccines - should you be worried?
The FDA has issued warnings regarding potential cardiac risks, specifically myocarditis and pericarditis, associated with the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. These risks are particularly elevated in young men, prompting the FDA to update vaccine labels with clearer information. While the FDA continues to monitor vaccine safety and supports their use, ongoing studies are assessing long-term heart effects.
Can injections be needle-free, painless? This Pune-based firm has the answer
IntegriMedical has introduced a needle-free injection system (N-FIS) that eliminates the need for any prick or piercing, potentially alleviating anxieties and fears associated mostly with child vaccinations while opening a huge market opportunity for this Serum Institute of India-backed company.
How Coronavirus caused Covid pneumonia, reduced blood oxygen levels in patients by attacking mitochondria
People with severe Covid-19 pneumonia often arrive at the hospital with unusually low oxygen levels.
Ottawa crackdown: Police arrest 100 after 3-week protest
The crackdown on the self-styled Freedom Convoy began in the morning, when hundreds of police, some in riot gear and some carrying automatic weapons, descended into the protest zone and began leading demonstrators away in handcuffs through the snowy streets as holdout truckers blared their horns.
Ottawa crackdown: police arrest 100 after 3-week protest
By evening, at least 100 people had been arrested, mostly on mischief charges, and nearly two dozen vehicles had been towed, including all of those blocking one of the city's major streets, authorities said. One officer had a minor injury, but no protesters were hurt, interim Ottawa Police Chief Steve Bell said.
Protests against COVID-19 measures spread across Canada
By midday Saturday in Ottawa, thousands of demonstrators mingled near open fires on the snow-plastered lawn in front Parliament Hill. Participants roasted hotdogs and doled out baked goods under tarps, while two men on horseback traipsed through the town, one carrying a flag in support of former U.S. president Donald Trump.
Rafael Nadal reaches Australian Open quarterfinals for 14th time
Nadal will next play Denis Shapovalov, the 22-year-old Canadian who finished off a 6-3, 7-6 (5), 6-3 win over Olympic gold medalist Alexander Zverev on Margaret Court Arena less than an hour later to reach the last eight in Australia for the first time.
Close to commit over $1-bn to Moderna for COVID-19 booster vaccine; Provide price capping waiver, indemnity: Cipla to Govt
Commending the government for its efforts to increase the vaccine availability in the country for achieving effective protection against COVID-19, the Indian pharma giant has said its discussions with Moderna on the COVID-19 booster vaccine are nearing finalisation and for that, they are seeking the "partnership and support of the government to make this programme successful".
Covid vaccine makers to be liable for adverse effects of jabs
Indian vaccine makers will be held liable for any complications or adverse effects that arise from the administration of their jabs. The government has not accepted their demand that they be indemnified against mishaps.
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