Unitaid Calls For More Funding for COVID-19 Therapy Research and Development

The Access to COVID-19 Tools (ACT) Accelerator is a global cooperation aimed at speeding up the development, manufacture, and distribution of COVID-19 tests, treatments, and vaccines.

Unitaid Executive Director Dr Philippe Duneton, who co-leads the ACT-Therapeutics Accelerator’s partnership, has warned that vaccines cannot be the only tool we use to combat the pandemic, emphasising the importance of investing in all available tools to combat the pandemic, including tests, treatments, and health system support.

The majority of COVID-19 drug research is conducted in high-income nations, which limits the development and testing of medications that are appropriate for lower-income countries. However, in collaboration with the German government, Unitaid has invested in the ANTICOV platform trial of COVID-19 medications tailored to the needs of low- and middle-income nations. The trial will look at a medicine combination that will treat mild-to-moderate instances in the hopes of preventing them from becoming critical.

UN General Assembly Meets to Discuss on International Day to Combat Islamophobia

Courtenay Rattray, Chef de Cabinet of the Secretary-General, addresses the informal plenary meeting of the 79th UN General Assembly to commemorate the International Day to Combat Islamophobia .

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Existence of Cougar Cubs in Michigan First Time in Over 100 Years

In Michigan, cougar cubs have been found in the wild for the first time in more than a century. The existence of two cougar cubs was confirmed by state biologists on Wednesday. %

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Cornish Rex Cat Breed

Cornish Rex cats are entirely distinct from other breeds due to their smooth, curly coats and slender, graceful bodies. These adorable cats are lively and energetic.

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Cyber Criminals How They Work?

Any malicious attempt to enter a computer, computing system, or computer network without authorization with the intention of causing damage is referred to as a cyber attack.

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China Pushes Patriotic Education in Tibet with Propaganda Movies and Storytelling

As Tibetan students return to school for the spring term, they are being subjected to propaganda movies about heroic Chinese soldiers and storytelling contests extolling the greatness of the Communist Party, according to sources inside Tibet and state media reports.

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UN Security Council Hears Reports on Sudan and South Sudan

Al-Harith Idriss Al-Harith Mohamed, Permanent Representative of the Sudan to the United Nations, addresses the UN Security Council meeting that heard Reports of the Secretary-General on the Sudan and South Sudan.

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Jail for Stealing Woman’s Garments Writing Letters Photos of Himself Wearing Her Panties

The man had stolen a number of undergarments from a clothes rack that a woman put in a corridor. He then left offensive letters and explicit photos of himself in some of the underwear for her to see. The court imposed a nine-week jail sentence on him.

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Regular Grooming Necessary for Chow Chows

In China, Chow Chows were first bred as hunting and protection dogs about 2,000 years ago. The Chow Chow, which has a distinctive blue-black tongue and an adorable, teddy bear-like appearance, is not only independent but also extremely loyal.Their coat is really thick and sheds a lot.

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• UN General Assembly Meets to Discuss on International Day to Combat Islamophobia
• Existence of Cougar Cubs in Michigan First Time in Over 100 Years
• Cornish Rex Cat Breed
• Cyber Criminals How They Work?
• China Pushes Patriotic Education in Tibet with Propaganda Movies and Storytelling