Iran awaiting batch of Pfizer vaccines funded by group of US philanthropists
Meanwhile, Iran's homemade vaccine is due to enter a Phase 1 clinical trial soon, enrolling 54 volunteers across the country ...
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Meanwhile, Iran's homemade vaccine is due to enter a Phase 1 clinical trial soon, enrolling 54 volunteers across the country ...
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PM Benjamin Netanyahu, Health Minister Yuli Edelstein, and other senior healthcare officials roll up their sleeves to show the public ...
Deputy Health Minister Kisch says "clear trend" in infections means Israel won't be able to avoid further restrictions. As government ...
Positivity rate stands at 3.4% as 1,707 additional carriers diagnosed with virus. Israel currently has 17,691 confirmed active cases. There ...
In a 17-4 vote with one abstention, government advisers conclude vaccine from Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech appears safe ...
Ministers convene to discuss imposing new restrictions that would ban individuals from being inside another person's home between the hours ...
Speaking at Ben Gurion Airport, PM Netanyahu declares the end of the pandemic is "in sight," says that, seeking to ...
Survey finds just 18% of Israelis would refuse vaccine, with women more likely to do so than men. WHO emergencies ...
The first batch of doses will be enough to inoculate two million people, with a second two-million batch to be ...
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