There is a race around the world to create a successful vaccine against coronavirus and repurposing existing classes of drugs to use for coronavirus treatment. According to the John Hopkins live tracker the number of infected around the globe crested over one million, with rover 50,000 reported dead. How many cases were concealed by China remains unanswered.
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How AI Technology Influences Better EHR Outcomes in the Healthcare Industry
It’s only been a few years since Artificial Intelligence to promote the efficiency of Electronic Health Records was on the wish list of healthcare facilities and organizations everywhere to move on up to the to-do list, and for some the wish is now an accomplishment that sits boldly on the done list. Before AI can be used to improve EHR systems a successful integration is needed of the EHR into the healthcare setting. There are seven steps to EHR integration success. They are:
Kashmiris Protest “Obnoxious, Insulting” Domicile Law
Kashmiris and those in solidarity with the residents of the Indian-administered region have called a new domicile policy by New Delhi “obnoxious” and “insulting.” Critics have also accused India of using oppressive measures against Kashmiris. New Delhi has recently announced new rules regarding Indian citizens living in Kashmir.
Coronavirus: Millions Left Jobless in Pakistan
According to experts in Pakistan, the global Coronavirus crisis is causing serious threats to Pakistan’s impoverished economy. If not improved, the government’s economic data will be shattered. Business activity in the country has shrunk in the past two years, and the government was running a difficult country with borrowings from friendly countries and the IMF.
Venezuela: EU Comes Out in Favor of American Framework
The European Union considered an American proposal for a “democratic transition” in Venezuela on Friday, which they believe is aimed at achieving a peaceful solution to the crisis the country is experiencing. It involves “a negotiated path towards a democratic government.”
Coronavirus: Brazil Reports 58 Deaths on Thursday
Thе Brаzіlіаn Ministry of Hеаlth reported 58 new deaths from coronavirus in the country on Thursday, brіngіng thе tоtаl to 299. In addition, there were 7,910 confirmed cases. This means a mоrtаlіtу rаtе оf 3.8%, ѕаіd the Minister, hіghеr than the 1.2% registered bу Germany, but lеѕѕ thаn 12% in Itаlу.
Coronavirus: Ukraine Toughens Quarantine, Israel Closes Off City
Ukrainian authorities have tightened quarantine conditions. “The only way to break the chain of infection and save human lives is to strengthen quarantine measures,” said Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal. In particular, compulsory observation of citizens arriving in the country for a period of 14 days is in place.
Coronavirus: One Million People Infected Worldwide
Thе tоtаl numbеr оf соrоnаvіruѕ infections wоrldwіdе exceeded оnе million people оn Thurѕdау, according tо the Johns Hорkіnѕ Unіvеrѕіtу website, which provides rеаl-tіmе statistics based оn оffісіаl dаtа from dіffеrеnt соuntrіеѕ. Currently, mоrе thаn 50,000 реорlе have died аѕ a rеѕult оf thе раndеmіс аnd аlmоѕt 210,000 hаvе rесоvеrеd.
Pakistan Overturns Convictions in Daniel Pearl’s Murder
A court in Pakistan has overturned a death sentence for a British terrorist who was convicted of killing a Wall Street Journal reporter. Omar Saeed Sheikh was sentenced to death in 2002 for the abduction and murder of the journalist Daniel Pearl. An appeal was filed after his conviction but has taken 18 years to be heard by the High Court.
Coronavirus: Modi “Living in a Fantasy World,” Says Opposition
In his third address to the nation, Prime Minster Narendra Modi urged Indians to switch off electric lights at 9 PM on Sunday for nine minutes, and light candles, earthen lamps, flash lights or lights from mobile phones while standing at their doorsteps or balconies. Opposition parties have strongly criticized Prime Minister Modi’s statements regarding the Coronavirus.
Israel: Annexation a Key Sticking Point Preventing Unity Government
Israel has had three elections in the past year, and is still waiting for the final decision between Israel Resilience Party leader Benny Gantz and Likud’s Benjamin Netanyahu to form a united coalition. They are very close to finalizing the Unified government. One of the major issues which still needs an agreement from Gantz is the annexation of parts of the West Bank and the Jordan Valley.
Coronavirus: Millions Unemployed in Two Weeks
The number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus has climbed past one million worldwide on Friday, and the implementation of quarantine measures in various countries has caused the economy to shrink as a result of the pandemic. In the United States alone, 10 million people have lost their jobs within half a month.
Biden’s ‘New World Order’ and UN Agenda 2030 – One World Government
“The affirmative task we have now is to actually create a new world order.” — Vice President Joe Biden, April 5, 2013.
The Holy Bible of Christians teaches a prophecy of a ‘one world leader’. As we take a look at the UN Agenda, we can see ourselves getting closer to a one world government and with that, eventually, a one world leader. The idea of a One World Government/authority has been in the minds of some politicians for quite some time.
The Evolution of Women’s Cricket in India
The worldwide recognition of cricket as a sport needs no introduction. The global impact is beyond comprehension. Cricket is also a war of blood, sweat, and tears. Over the years, this game has evolved. 1970 is marked as the year when women officially stepped into the arena in India.
Timeline of the Rise in Women’s Cricket
It is common knowledge that even to this date in India, cricket remains a male-dominated sport. The Indian women cricket team rarely receive the accolades and recognition they deserve. Inspiring women to step out of their cocoons, in 1973, The Women’s Cricket Association of India was registered and Inter-state National Championships were being organized.
Coronavirus: Few Cases and No Deaths Seeds Optimism in Cambodia
Over the last few days, the Cambodian Ministry of Health has reported a significant number of recoveries from the COVID-19 disease. On Thursday, the Ministry announced that nine patients had recovered from the disease while 19 had been diagnosed. The number of new cases in some days not available.
At Least 900,000 People Lost Jobs in Spain
In Spain, against the backdrop of the pandemic of the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, unemployment jumped sharply. Since March 12, nearly 900,000 people have lost their jobs. This is according to data from the social insurance system, released on Thursday.
Coronavirus: China “Ready to Help” India with Ventilators
China said on Wednesday that it is ready to help India to meet the needs of ventilators in the wake of the Coronavirus crisis. However, China also said that its companies are facing difficulties due to needed imported parts. According to the news agency PTI, many countries, including the USA and India, are in need of ventilators to keep up with demand.
Coronavirus: 110 Cases, 3 Deaths in Kenya
The number of coronavirus patients (COVID-19) in Kenya has reached 110, after 29 others were confirmed to have it within the last 24 hours. Speaking at a press conference in Nairobi, Health Minister Mutahi Kagwe said that two other people had lost their lives due to the virus.
Fiber Optic Connectors Market Lighting up the Future
Several manufacturers have initiated working on customizing their fiber optic connector products to meet needs arising from the military, avionics, television broadcasting, and telecommunication industries. Nevertheless, the awareness and employment of fiber optic connectors in other areas is still taking a leap.
Coronavirus: German Economy Could Shrink by More Than 5%
The German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy expects a serious recession awaiting the country as a result of the crisis due to the coronavirus pandemic. Minister Peter Altmaier stated Thursday that GDP this year may decline more than during the global financial crisis of 2008-09.
EXCLUSIVE: Is Russia Using English Speaking Doctors for Anti-American Coronavirus Propaganda?
Thus far, the US is going through difficult times to prevent further spread of the coronavirus pandemic, including closures of non-essential businesses and even parks and playgrounds. The US administration announced the measures would continue at this time until April 30th. However, they could be extended depending on the virus trajectory. In Toronto, Canada all social functions and city events are cancelled until June 30th.
Buyers are Exploding on Discounted Freelance Gig Platform
The number of buyers coming into one low cost FreelanceGlobalGigs.com (FGG) platform is exploding; the monthly number of buyers that have signed up with the FGG platform increased over 200% in just the month of March alone. We believe the large number of buyers are attracted by three facts about FGG:
- Buyers prefer Lower Cost.
- Buyers want True Global Resources.
- Connection to a Global Newspaper Increases Awareness of Freelance Services.
Coronavirus: 22 More Cases Brings Kenyan Total to 81
Kenya has reported 22 new cases of coronavirus, thus putting Kenya at 81. Speaking to the media, Health Minister Mutahi Kagwe said there was good news, however. Three patients have recovered from COVID-19 so far, Kagwe said. He added that 13 patients were male and nine were female. The patients include 18 Kenyans, 2 Pakistani citizens, and 2 Cameroonians.
Coronavirus: Two New Cases Brings Tanzanian Total to 20
Tanzania’s Ministry of Health announced a new case of coronavirus on Wednesday, bringing the number of patients in the country to 20. According to a statement by Health Minister Ummy Mwalimu, the patient is a 42-year-old American citizen. The new patient was close to someone who had traveled abroad, Mwalimu says, and was later diagnosed with the virus after returning to Tanzania.
Audio Drivers Market Sounds Good
An audio driver acts as a bridge that connects the features of software and hardware. Audio drivers enable the device’s operating system to procure the features of the hardware and execute those features in the applicable program.
Network Traffic Analyzer Industry Responds to Security Threats
The global Network Traffic Analyzer Industry is expected to reach approximately $1.80 billion by the end of 2023 with 16.60% CAGR during forecast period 2018-2023.
Coronavirus: Senegal to Offer Food Aid to Millions
Senegal is preparing to bring emergency food aid to about eight million people exposed to the effects of the new coronavirus pandemic, officials announced today. To that end, the Senegalese government published public tenders in the press for the acquisition of 5,000 tonnes of rice, 500 tonnes of sugar, 1,000 tonnes of pasta, and 10,000 liters of oil and soap.
Coronavirus: Turkey to Release 90,000 Prisoners, Excluding Dissidents
Turkey is preparing a new law to reduce the sentences and release about 90,000 prisoners to limit the spread of covid-19 in prisons. The measure is controversial as it excludes journalists and political prisoners. The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), in power since 2002, forwarded to Parliament the draft law aimed at reducing prison overcrowding, owing to the danger posed by the covid-19 pandemic.
Israel Roundup: Vaccine to be Tested on Rodents, Citizens Strain Under Restrictions
In February, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered Israel Institute of Biological Research to join fight against the coronavirus pandemic. They are making “significant progress,” and are now commencing animal trials, using rodents. The laboratory is located in Nes Ziona, in central Israel, and hopefully positive results will come from these tests.
Top 10 Best Knee Replacement Surgeons in India
Knee replacement surgery is a very effective method to treat different types of knee problems. People suffering from severe knee joint pain and swelling get relief from knee replacement surgery. Also, this treatment procedure cures chronic pain that does not get well with medications and therapies.
Why You Need Knee Replacement Treatment?
The major reasons why you may need knee replacement surgery are as follows:
Coronavirus: Former Congolese President Dead, Tanzania Registers First Death
Jacques Joaquim Yhombi-Opango, former president of the Republic of the Congo, died on Monday afternoon due to coronavirus, his family said. He was 81 and died in a Paris hospital. The former head of state’s family confirmed that his health had deteriorated in recent months, forcing him to live far from his country, particularly in France.
Coronavirus: AMLO Changes Tone on Epidemic in Mexico
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has urged the citizenry to stay indoors amid rising cases of Covid-19 infections. On Friday, the country reported a 20 percent increase in infections, from 585 to 717. His announcement marks a drastic shift in tone from his previous remarks about the virus.
Saudi Arabia Using Telecom Exploit to Spy on Dissidents
Saudi Arabia is relying on a global telecoms service exploit to spy on its citizens. Dubbed SS7, the data mediation feature allows users to send messages across different networks and countries. It, for example, allows T-Mobile users to communicate with subscribers on the Verizon network.
Coronavirus: Prince Charles Out of Isolation, Trump Extends Guidelines
Britain’s Prince Charles is now free to associate with others, having completed seven days of isolation when it was discovered that he had been infected with the coronavirus. The Prince of Wales, 71, left for Scotland and was diagnosed with the disease after showing mild symptoms.
Coronavirus: Why Iran Won’t Give Up Its Nuclear Program to Remove Sanctions
Iran has gone to extreme lengths to preserve its nuclear program. Despite a flurry of devastating sanctions designed to cripple its economy, it has refused to abandon this dicey endeavor. Just to get a feel of how badly the sanctions have ravaged the economy, Iranian oil exports have fallen to just under 2.6 million barrels a month, from 4.6 million in 2018.
Coronavirus: Gujarat Mortality Rate Alarmingly High
Coronavirus infection has spread to 177 countries worldwide. More than 37,000 people have died. The total number of positive cases has crossed 772,000. In India, five patients infected with coronavirus have died in the westernmost state of Gujarat. However, this death toll is higher than most states, which have recorded more cases than Gujarat.
Coronavirus: Sweden’s Unusual Way to Fight the Virus
Many countries in Europe are now under lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak. Sweden is home to more than 4,000 cases and 146 deaths. However, the Nordic nation has taken on everyone else’s approach to fighting the coronavirus pandemic and preferred something very close to normal life.
Coronavirus: Five New Cases in Tanzania
Tanzania’s Ministry of health has announced five new coronavirus patients Monday, bringing the number of cases in the country to 19. According to a statement by Health Minister Ummy Mwalimu, the five new patients are all citizens of Tanzania. Two patients are from Zanzibar and three from Dar es Salaam.
Coronavirus: Bibi Self-Quarantines After Aide Tests Positive
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided to self-quarantine on Monday after one of his aides tested positive for coronavirus. In a statement, Netanyahu’s office clarified that the quarantine decision was merely precautionary, as Netanyahu hadn’t come into any recent contact with the ailing aide.
Trump Says Harry & Meghan “Must Pay” for Security
After the news that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were moving from Canada to the United States, US President Donald Trump tweeted that “the U.S. will not pay for their security protection.” The couple, however, said they have no desire to seek security at the expense of the United States or any other government.
Coronavirus: Migrant Workers Attempt to Escape Lockdown in India
The lockdown situation issued by the Indian government in the fight against coronavirus has led to an indescribable and inhumane situation surrounding the desperate attempt of millions of migrant workers to return home. In the capital city of Delhi, many workers from different cities, like Kottayam, are trying to return to their villages.
Russia and Syria Accuse US of Using Coronavirus Aid to Help Rebels
The Kremlin and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad‘s government accuse the United States of using humanitarian aid to supply rebels. The interdepartmental coordination headquarters of Russia and Syria said that the US, against the background of the situation with the spread of COVID-19 in the world, plans to transfer cargo to the militants under the guise of humanitarian assistance.
Historical flashback: The Grand National Through the Decades
The coronavirus crisis has hit horse racing hard, like every sport. All meetings in Britain and Ireland are off, with the biggest postponement that of the 2020 Grand National. The race is one of the most defining moments of the horse racing season, as the top trainers and jockeys go head-to-head in the hope of winning one of the sport’s most famous races, while punters all over the country analyse the all the horse betting odds. This year brings the beginning of a new decade of this famous race, and although it won’t take place in April as is the norm, you can be sure that jockeys and trainers will still have their eye on the big race when it is rescheduled.
Living with Plagues is an Old tradition in the Modern World
Plagues are nothing new to the world. Coping with plagues has never been easy. Corona virus is no different. Unless there is a miracle and medical science reaches the solution we are in for a long period of deterioration both physically and mentally.
ISIS was the enemy of modern civilization and according to their philosophy the world is deserving of Corona virus destruction pointing at the desecration of the principles of the Koran by modern society. ISIS continues to fight even after they were defeated in Syria. ISIS has friends amongst the beasts of the field and microorganisms in nature who are defending their cause. The cause of ISIS is to remove all evil from the world including the evil of freedom.
Coronavirus: Number of Cases Increasing in Kenya
According to Health Minister Mutahi Kagwe, four additional cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Kenya, bringing the total to 42. The first case was reported on March 13. The cases include one Kenyan, one Cameroonian, one American, and one Burkinese. Commenting on the coronavirus epidemic. Mr. Kagwe has urged all Kenyans to work together to prevent coronavirus infections, rather than leaving the burden to the government alone.
Does the Kremlin Own a Part of Venezuela Now?
Russia de-facto now owns Venezuela, taking advantage of the country’s extended suffering. The economy is depleted and the country is in severe turmoil. It does not help that coronavirus has effected economies around the globe.
Additionally, the US unsealed indictments against 14 officials and government-connected parties. Currently, there is a reward offered of $55 million for Nicolas Maduro and four others according to US Attorney General William Barr. He called the regime “corrupt.” One of the indictments is out of New York, where prosecutors allege Maduro and socialist party boss Diosdado Cabello (the head of the constitutional assembly) of conspiring with Colombian rebels and members of the military to support the drug trade including cocaine trafficking into the US. Sixty nations including the US do not recognize Maduro as the President of Venezuela. At this time the US only recognizes Juan Guaidó as the Venezuelan leader.
Coronavirus: Rwandan Government Provides Food, Tanzania Arrests for Fake News
Families affected by lockdown legislation in Rwanda have begun receiving food assistance from the government. The number of cases of coronavirus infections has reached 60 people, while hundreds of others continue to be screened after encountering previous cases. On Saturday alone, Rwanda announced six new coronavirus cases.
Thai Prison Riot Sparked by COVID-19 Rumors
Several prisoners are said to have escaped from Buriram prison in northeastern Thailand on Sunday, when a riot sparked by fears of the coronavirus broke out in the facility. The Justice Ministry has said that seven of the inmates have been re-arrested. During the riot, dozens of prisoners broke furniture and smashed windows.
Uganda’s Bobi Wine Releases “Corona Virus Alert,” Blasts Museveni
Ugandan opposition leader and singer Bobi Wine has released a song asking people to wash their hands and criticizing his government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. In particular, his song criticizes the poor state of health care systems ins his country and others on the continent.
Coronavirus: Death Toll Reaches 134, More than 4,000 Cases, in Africa
The number of deaths in Africa from covid-19 infection has risen from 117 to 134 in the last 24 hours, with the number of infections cases rising from 3,924 to 4,282, as per the latest statistics. In total, 46 African Union countries have registered at least one cases of coronavirus. Of these, 19 have recorded at least one death from COVID-19.
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