Inside Covid-19: More bad news for AstraZeneca; vaccine for dogs; #Covid in your eyes, ears; Twitter censorship
Dr Simone Donati shares how the coronavirus goes easily undetected in normal Covid-19 tests by entering the human body through the eyes.
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Inside Covid-19: Deep insights on how people have battled Covid-19 demons; Ivermectin SA legal battle – behind-the-scenesÂ
When Covid-19 first swept across the globe and governments instituted lockdowns, many people thought the crisis would be over in a few months.
Inside Covid-19: Insurance extras to help restaurant owners survive tough times; what the world can learn from Israel
In this episode of Inside Covid-19, Lana Ross shares the details of innovations in cover for restaurants – which have been hit hard by lockdowns.
Inside Covid-19: Ivermectin could help to slow virus; financial services innovations in era of pandemic
Professor Eli Schwartz says he has new proof that Ivermectin could help reduce the length of infection for people who contract coronavirus.
Inside Covid-19: Meet 32-year-old SA scientist at forefront of global research into variants; big pharma retools vaccines
In this episode, we speak to 32-year-old researcher Sandile Cele who has made global headlines for an important breakthrough in the fight against Covid-19.
Inside Covid-19: Medical breakthroughs – common asthma drug Budesonide, Ivermectin in treatment of coronavirus
We look at a breakthrough in the treatment of Covid-19 and hear about how a medication used to treat asthma appears to reduce the need for urgent care.
Inside Covid-19: Life may only return to normal in 7 years; long Covid and your sense of smell; travel outlook
US science officials such as Anthony Fauci have suggested it will take 70% to 85% coverage of the population for things to return to normal.
Inside Covid-19: Former Sunday Times editor Brian Pottinger lifts lid on why govts panicked about coronavirus
Have governments gone to far in imposing lockdowns to curb the spread of Covid-19? Why did governments use this strategy?
Inside Covid-19: Johann Rupert denies jumping queue; what vaccine ‘apartheid’ means for SA, the world
It’s a race against time to get as many people vaccinated as possible, and develop herd immunity, around the globe as the Covid-19 virus mutates.
Inside Covid-19: Will you be fired if you refuse vaccine? Can your employer insist? Legal insights
Can South African employers impose mandatory Covid-19 vaccination policies as a pre-requisite to return to work or as a precondition for employment?