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it is the same children the wealthy states are blocking legal barriers and delaying essential kozel. of the world trade organization according to the united nations 3 quarters of all covert 1000 vaccines have been secured by just 10 countries all of them wealthy 130 countries that's about 2500000000 people have not received a single dose this is not the 1st public health emergency that south africa is facing it has one of the highest hiv aids rates in the world in the 1990 s. millions of people in this country and other developing nations died without access to the drugs they needed simply because they were too expensive so africa is once again calling for access to cheaper drugs to save lives with some arguing that despite covert 1000 vaccines being tested in africa many nations on the continent still remain at the back of the queue for me to miller al-jazeera johanna's book. meanwhile brazil has recorded its highest number of deaths from the coronavirus in a single day nearly 2000 who are registered on tuesday the country's had more than 11000000 cases and is currently facing the w

essential that the wealthy states stop blocking or putting in legal barriers and delaying essential kozel ahead. of the world trade organization according to the united nations 3 quarters of all covert 1000 vaccines have been secured by just 10 countries all of them wealthy this is not the 1st public health emergency that south africa is facing and as one of the highest hiv aids rates in the world in the 1990 s. millions of people in this country and other developing nations died without access to the drugs they needed simply because they were too expensive so africa is once again calling for access to cheaper drugs to save lives with some arguing that despite covert 1000 vaccines been tested in africa many nations on the continent still remain at the back of the queue. for me to al-jazeera johannesburg. brazil's former president has blasted the government's handling of the pandemic and his 1st speech to support this since a corruption charge against him was overturned monday's decision by a supreme court judge but paved the way for dewey cygnus and needed to silva to make a political com

essential that the wealthy states stop blocking or putting in legal barriers and delaying essential kozel ahead. of the world trade organization according to the united nations 3 quarters of all covert 1000 vaccines have been secured by just 10 countries all of them wealthy 130 countries that's about 2500000000 people have not received a single dose this is not the 1st public health emergency that south africa is facing it has one of the highest hiv aids rates in the world in the 1990 s. millions of people in this country and other developing nations died without access to the drugs they needed simply because they were too expensive so africa is once again calling for access to cheaper drugs to save lives with some arguing that despite covert 1000 vaccines been tested in africa many nations on the continent still remain at the back of the queue for me to al-jazeera johannesburg well the head of the international federation of pharmaceutical manufacturers an association says intellectual property or ip. is not the reason for supply shortages but there's anybody who knows about backs in man

so the finding behind this is that in a weakened the antiviral defense of kozel surfaces like nose and. you can imagine that it's like a pap right it shielded that pollen induce so normally we have a shield against viruses and and paul. making this leaky and this is why during points season we are more susceptible viral infection spring is already here. this is very important to know so it's not only about pollen allergy it's beyond pollen allergies so this is an unspecific effect this has nothing to do with allergies this is something we are observing in every individual there's been criticism of this study despite it being so broad and global how great a risk is pollen for people with allergies or without allergies. so the criticism that has been there is that people are not citing that we observed a common effect of several environment defectus pollen you miti and temperature and all together was important for a variability off fictional rates and important is the following it's about the personal risks that cannot be. concluded from the study so i cannot say that mr miller has this

essential that the wealthy states stop blocking or putting in legal barriers and delaying essential kozel ahead. of the world trade organization according to the united nations 3 quarters of all covert 1000 vaccines have been secured by just 10 countries all of them wealthy 130 countries that's about 2500000000 people have not received a single dose this is not the 1st public health emergency that south africa is facing it has one of the highest hiv aids rates in the world in the 1990 s. millions of people in this country and other developing nations died without access to the drugs they needed simply because they were too expensive so africa is once again calling for access to cheaper drugs to save lives with some arguing that despite covert 1000 vaccines been tested in africa many nations on the continent still remain at the back of the queue for me to al-jazeera johannesburg. chile assert to extend its coronavirus state of emergency making it the world's longest running curfew now the government says the measures which have already been in place for a year are necessary to contain the

is essential that the wealthy states stop blocking putting in legal barriers and delaying essential kozel ahead. of the world trade organization according to the united nations 3 quarters of all covert 1000 vaccines have been secured by just 10 countries all of them wealthy this is not the 1st public health emergency that south africa is facing and as one of the highest hiv aids rates in the world in the 1990 s. millions of people in this country and other developing nations died without access to the drugs they needed simply because they were too expensive so africa is once again calling for access to cheaper drugs to save lives with some arguing that despite covert 1000 vaccines been tested in africa many nations on the continent still remain at the back of the queue. for me janice book. well back in the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has been facing questions at the house foreign affairs committee outlining how the biden administration will rise to the global challenges of the day on the issue of china blinken intends to investigate alleged human rights abuses against ethnic mi

it is essential that the wealthy states blocking legal barriers and delaying essential kozel ahead of. the world trade organization according to the united nations 3 quarters of all covert 1000 vaccines have been secured by just 10 countries all of them wealthy 130 countries that's about 2500000000 people have not received a single dose this is not the 1st public health emergency that south africa is facing it has one of the highest hiv aids rates in the world in the 1990 s. millions of people in this country and other developing nations died without access to the drugs they needed simply because they were too expensive so africa is once again calling for access to cheaper drugs to save lives with some arguing that despite covert 1000 vaccines being tested in africa many nations on the continent still remain at the back of the queue for me to milan al-jazeera johannesburg or let's speak to dr brad pang kerney about this he's a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school and he's also a specialist in communicable disease control and infectious disease management