"Ça va être tout noir !"

En Bretagne, un faux gendarme annonce chaque soir le couvre-feu en citant une réplique du film "RRRrrr!!!". Les habitants lui répondent "Ta gueule !" pour protester contre la mesure qu'ils jugent inutile dans leur département.

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"AstraZeneca a fait savoir hier soir, pour la énième fois, qu'elle réduirait le nombre de vaccins les prochaines semaines", a indiqué Wouter Beke mardi face aux élus du nord du pays. Une livraison prévue le 3 mars a ainsi été revue à la baisse, de 90.161 à 21.600, précise-t-il. Quelques jours plus tard, le 7, il devrait cependant y en avoir davantage.
 
"C'est quand même un problème gigantesque, pour préparer opérationnellement nos centres de vaccination, mais aussi pour les hôpitaux et les centres pour personnes handicapées", a-t-il regretté.
 
L'Union européenne s'était déjà engagée dans un bras de fer avec AstraZeneca, accusée par la Commission de ne pas respecter les termes de son contrat européen. Avant même de livrer les premières doses, le fabricant avait en effet annoncé ne pouvoir fournir qu'une portion des doses auxquelles les 27 s'attendaient. Parallèlement, les livraisons, qui avaient déjà débuté outre-Manche, se poursuivaient à grande échelle vers le Royaume-Uni.

"Ça va être tout noir !"
 
En Bretagne, un faux gendarme annonce chaque soir le couvre-feu en citant une réplique du film "RRRrrr!!!". Les habitants lui répondent "Ta gueule !" pour protester contre la mesure qu'ils jugent inutile dans leur département.
 
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A new strain of the pandemic coronavirus, first identified and now spreading in California, appears to be somewhat more transmissible and heighten patients’ risk of admission to the intensive care unit (ICU) and death, according to a preprint reporting lab studies and epidemiological data.

The variant is also present in other states, but its prevalence among more than 2000 samples collected in California swelled from 0% to greater than 50% between September 2020 and late January, according to researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). “This variant is concerning because our data shows that it is more contagious, more likely to be associated with severe illness, and at least partially resistant to neutralizing antibodies,” says senior author Charles Chiu, an infectious diseases physician and sequencing expert at UCSF. The data suggest the new strain “should likely be designated a variant of concern warranting urgent follow-up investigation,” the authors write in their preprint, which has not been peer reviewed and which they say is expected to be posted online soon.

A new strain of the pandemic coronavirus, first identified and now spreading in California, appears to be somewhat more transmissible and heighten patients’ risk of admission to the intensive care unit (ICU) and death, according to a preprint reporting lab studies and epidemiological data.
 
The variant is also present in other states, but its prevalence among more than 2000 samples collected in California swelled from 0% to greater than 50% between September 2020 and late January, according to researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). “This variant is concerning because our data shows that it is more contagious, more likely to be associated with severe illness, and at least partially resistant to neutralizing antibodies,” says senior author Charles Chiu, an infectious diseases physician and sequencing expert at UCSF. The data suggest the new strain “should likely be designated a variant of concern warranting urgent follow-up investigation,” the authors write in their preprint, which has not been peer reviewed and which they say is expected to be posted online soon.
 

A new strain of the pandemic coronavirus, first identified and now spreading in California, appears to be somewhat more transmissible and heighten patients’ risk of admission to the intensive care unit (ICU) and death, according to a preprint reporting lab studies and epidemiological data.

The variant is also present in other states, but its prevalence among more than 2000 samples collected in California swelled from 0% to greater than 50% between September 2020 and late January, according to researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). “This variant is concerning because our data shows that it is more contagious, more likely to be associated with severe illness, and at least partially resistant to neutralizing antibodies,” says senior author Charles Chiu, an infectious diseases physician and sequencing expert at UCSF. The data suggest the new strain “should likely be designated a variant of concern warranting urgent follow-up investigation,” the authors write in their preprint, which has not been peer reviewed and which they say is expected to be posted online soon.