Children aged 3-17 to be eligible for Sinopharm vaccine
Chinese drugmaker Sinopharm said people aged 3 to 17 years old who are currently not included in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout will soon become eligible to receive inoculation, according to Liu Jingzhen, president of the State-owned company.
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China approves clinical trials of 16 COVID-19 vaccines
COVID-19 rules for Spring Festival travel
To cope with the challenging situation of epidemic prevention and control, 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions released rules for trans-provincial travel.
Chinese scientists did 'extensive' work, says WHO team
A WHO team member who recently finished his trip to China stressed that his Chinese colleagues were open and trustworthy in giving the WHO team access to critical data during their COVID-19 origin-tracing mission in Wuhan.
COVID-19 threat from imported food minimal to consumers, experts say
As fears about COVID-19 transmission via food products spread to fruits and popular snacks, experts said the risk of consumers being infected by the novel coronavirus from eating imported food is relatively minimal.
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Chinese jabs 'effective for virus variants'
China's COVID-19 vaccines are effective against the two major variants of the novel coronavirus that have been imported, but sustained efforts are still needed to prevent other strains from entering, the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention said.
Influenza virus can promote COVID-19 infection: study
Chinese scientists have published a paper in the journal Cell Research showing that influenza A virus can aggravate COVID-19 infection in cell and animal tests.
WHO: No clear candidate for virus's intermediate host
Professor Marion Koopmans from the University of Rotterdam, who was on the team to Wuhan, said it had not yet identified a clear candidate for the intermediate host of the novel coronavirus.
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Can mosquitoes, flies transmit coronavirus?
An expert said there is not yet evidence of people getting infected with the novel coronavirus through a mosquito or fly.
What should people in Beijing do under level 2 response?
First, obey community-level prevention and control management.
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COVID-19 prevention measures for cinemas, theaters and game centers in low-risk regions
Bathroom cleanliness will help cut down risk of virus spread
Beijing issues fresh guidelines on COVID-19 prevention
Video shows TCM's role in fighting COVID
Video introduces traditional Chinese medicine's role in the worldwide fight against COVID-19.
TCM readily winning acceptance overseas
Traditional medicine cooperation among SCO members has bright future: Chinese official
Bigger role for TCM urged in disease control
Diagnosis, treatment protocol for COVID (tentative 8th edition)
Report: China's fight against COVID-19 (full text)
White paper - Fighting Covid-19: China in Action
Protocol on Prevention and Control of COVID-19 (Edition 6)
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