Sábado 11 de julio. 14.00 horas.

Webinar - Impacto de Covid19 en Gran Bretaña.

Exponen: Dr. Omar Sued, Dra. Romina Quercia y Dr. Gustavo Lopardo.

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Lunes 13 de julio. 18.00 horas.

Webinar - Covid y odontología

Exponen: Dra. Silvia Fonio y Marcos Formica.

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Viernes 10 de julio. 19.00 horas.

Webinar - Manejo de Covid19 en Australia. Perspectiva de salud pública.

Exponen: Dr. Craig Dalton / Dr. Allen Cheng.

Moderan: Dr. Nick Walsh / Dr. Omar Sued.

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El último caso confirmado fue el 19 de marzo por lo que transcurrieron más de las 12 semanas requeridas para dar por finalizado el brote que comenzó en agosto de 2019.

A WHO survey has found that access to HIV medicines has been severely impacted by COVID-19. Seventy-three countries have warned that they are at risk of stock-outs of antiretroviral (ARV) medicines as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the survey conducted ahead of the International AIDS Society’s biannual conference.

COVID-19 has changed our life: disinfectants, hand sanitizers, and personal protective equipment (PPE) have become tools in the fight against virus transmission. Most of these products contain chemicals. A webinar is being held tomorrow during which speakers will share the preliminary analysis of the chemical impact [of using these products] and outline recommendations to ensure the safety of chemical products being used to stop the spreading of the virus. 

WHO Regional Director for the Western Pacific, Dr Takeshi Kasaispoke of a ‘new normal’, one that improves both health and livelihoods during a virtual press conference with the World Economic Forum on COVID-19. He added “This ‘new future’ is the dividend of COVID-19 which WHO hopes for.”

The UN Secretary-General, Mr António Guterresin his remarks to the Security Council on the Maintenance of International Peace and Security warned that the COVID-19 pandemic has been affecting peace and security around the world. He stated that “Collective security and our shared well-being are under assault on many fronts led by a relentless disease and abetted by global fragilities.” 

WHO Director-General Dr Tedros and WHO Regional Director for Europe Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge addressed the European Parliament Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety on the global response to COVID-19. “The EU is in a unique position to provide global leadership in defining the ‘new normal’ as part of the global recovery,” Dr Tedros said, though he cautioned parliamentarians that, globally, the situation “is still getting worse.”

WHO Director-General Dr Tedros has emphasized the importance of taking a comprehensive approach to responding to the pandemic -- “Not testing alone. Not physical distancing alone. Not contact tracing alone. Not masks alone. Do it all”, he said during yesterday’s regular media briefing.