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Die Debatte mit Ann Kristin Schenten, Bettina Kohlrausch und Korinna Hennig --- „Kontrollverlust war eine Kernerfahrung.“ (Bettina Kohlrausch) --- Auch wenn die Pandemie vorbei ist: fünf Jahre nach dem ersten Lockdown sprechen wir von multiplen Krisen. Dabei ist die Corona-Politik längst nicht aufgearbeitet, die Folgen der Pandemie werden kaum thematisiert. Die Journalistin Korinna Hennig und die Politikwissenschaftlerin Bettina Kohlrausch blicken zurück. Auf eine Zeit, in der Familien und Jugendliche oft vergessen wurden, sich Ungleichheiten verschärft haben, die Politik Vertrauen verloren hat - aber auch gute Dinge passiert sind. Lässt sich aus der Corona-Krise lernen? --- Korinna Hennig arbeitet seit 2002 beim Norddeutschen Rundfunk. Während der Covid-Pandemie war sie Host und verantwortliche Redakteurin des Podcasts „Coronavirus Update“. --- Bettina Kohlrausch ist seit Anfang Mai 2020 Direktorin des Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaftlichen Instituts der Hans-Böckler-Stiftung und Professorin für gesellschaftliche Transformation und Digitalisierung an der Universität Paderborn. --- Mehr Infos s. www.radiodrei.de/derzweitegedanke --- Schreiben Sie uns gern direkt an derzweitegedanke@radiodrei.de

Im Oval Office haben sich Donald Trump und sein Vize JD Vance mit Wolodymyr Selenskyj gestritten. Der US-Präsident und sein Vize haben den ukrainischen Präsidenten vor der versammelten Presse gedemütigt und ihm Undankbarkeit vorgeworfen. In dieser Sonderfolge von Streitkräfte und Strategien spricht Host Carsten Schmiester mit dem ehemaligen USA-Korrespondenten der ARD, Stefan Niemann. Er analysiert die Szene und erklärt den Unterschied zwischen der ersten und zweiten Amtszeit Trumps. Wir erleben jetzt einen ungebremsten Präsidenten, der von Ja-Sagern und Loyalisten umgeben sei, niemand widerspreche, so Niemann. Trump habe kein Werte- und Koordinatensystem und keine Prinzipien, denen er sich verpflichtet fühle. Über die Reaktionen in der Ukraine berichtet die ARD-Korrespondentin Rebecca Barth aus Kiew. Die Demütigung sei für viele Ukrainer schmerzhaft. Viele versammelten sich hinter ihrem Präsidenten. Gleichzeitig beschreibt sie die Szenen in Washington als „sehr erhellend“. Natürlich müsse sich die ukrainische Führung die Frage stellen, ob sie die Trump-Administration nicht völlig falsch eingeschätzt habe. Mit Blick auf die Europäer sagt Rebecca Barth, dass im Endeffekt alle in einem Boot sitzen. Die Ukraine habe aber das Problem an der vordersten Front zu sitzen. Auf die Reaktionen in Europa schaut Astrid Corall. Viele Politiker haben der Ukraine ihre Unterstützung zugesichert, es gebe aber auch Ausnahmen. Am Sonntag und am kommenden Donnerstag sollen in London und Brüssel Ukraine- und Sondergipfel stattfinden, auf denen über die weitere Unterstützung der Ukraine und mögliche Friedensverhandlungen gesprochen werden soll. Orchestrierte Demütigung im Weißen Haus - Kommentar von Rebecca Barth https://www.tagesschau.de/kommentar/kommentar-trump-selenskyj-100.html Trumps globale Ordnung - eine Analyse von Silvia Stöber https://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/amerika/usa-trump-weltordnung-basar-100.html Bundespolitische Reaktionen auf den Eklat im Oval Office https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/trump-selenskyj-bundespolitik-100.html Podcast-Tipp: Das Coronavirus Update https://1.ard.de/Coronavirus-Update

Auf einfache Meldungen in den Nachrichten folgte bald eine Spezialsendung nach der anderen. Vor fünf Jahren wurde Corona zum Top-Thema in den Medien. Antje Allroggen stellt zwei Studien vor, die die damalige Berichterstattung untersucht haben. Wissenschaftlich erklären, was vor sich geht. Mit diesem Ansatz wurde das tägliche "Coronavirus-Update" von NDR Info 2020 zu einem der beliebtesten Podcasts. 5 Jahre später gibt es eine neue Staffel. Redakteurin Katharina Mahrenholtz erzählt, warum. Von WDR 5.

Highlights -Florida Suspends mRNA Covid vaccines -New Report Exposes Unveils Lab Leak Origins And Cover-up -Spike Protein May Cause Long-Covid -Latest Case and Death Data -Most Recent VAERS Data --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

New This Week - New update on mRNA modification - Dr. Robert Malone says the new RSV is not a reason to panic - Former HHS Exec Admits Origins Cover-up - Latest CV-19 Trens in the U.S. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

Look at the weekly COVID-19 Trends, and VAERS, plus, Military who refused COVID-19 vaccines get their day in court, and more litigation from those adversely affected by the vaccines begin to get compensated for injuries. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

Zu Beginn der Pandemie als täglicher Lagebericht ins Leben gerufen, ist „Das Coronavirus-Update“ auch heute noch hörenswert — gerade jetzt, wo sich wieder mehr Menschen mit Corona anstecken. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/podcastpodcast-das-coronavirus-update

Es ist ein bisschen wie eine Band, die mal mega-erfolgreich war, inzwischen aber kein Mensch mehr hören will und die trotzdem jedes Jahr im Herbst versucht, ihr großes Comeback zu feiern. So eine Band würde man irgendwann wahrscheinlich einfach ignorieren, nur Corona zu ignorieren ist gefährlich. Bei 11KM fragen wir mit NDR-Journalistin Korinna Hennig vom NDR Info-Podcast "Coronavirus-Update", was unser Abschaltimpuls für reale Konsequenzen hat. Und haben wir wirklich schon gelernt mit dem Virus zu leben? Hier geht es zum NDR Info-Podcast "Coronavirus-Update" mit Korinna Hennig: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/das-coronavirus-update-von-ndr-info/72451786/ Und das ist unser Podcast-Tipp über die Extrawürste der bayerischen Landespolitik "Immer diese Bayern" von BR24: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/immer-diese-bayern-ein-podcast-ueber-bayerische-extrawuerste/94695698/ An dieser Folge waren beteiligt: Folgenautorin: Lisa Hentschel Mitarbeit: Hannes Kunz Produktion: Viktor Veress und Hanna Brünjes Redaktionsleitung: Fumiko Lipp und Lena Gürtler 11KM: der tagesschau-Podcast wird produziert von BR24 und NDR Info. Die redaktionelle Verantwortung für diese Folge liegt beim BR.

This week FDA approves New Booster Biden Admin Violated Free Speech over COVID New Study: Vaccines cause immunodeficiency issues in kids Plus, latest trends and VAERS Update --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

Latest news and trends in COVID-19 News: New Report Damaging to Pfizer. Pfizer takes Moderna to court over patents. Non-vaccinated Health Care Workers scoring victories in court. Push is on for new mRNA Vaccines for cancer, and other diseases --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

Latest news, statistics, and updates on COVID-19. New Mask Mandates in some colleges and institutions, plus, Biden wants more funding for new vaccines. The Latest COVID trends in new cases and deaths, plus a VAERS update --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

Sub-variants, Masks and New Boosters We look at new case trends from week to week, plus Dr. Robert Malone provides information on new Pfizer boosters, and we explain what the new variants are, and the effectiveness of mask mandates. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

New and trends on COVOD-19 mitigation and prevention: - New Hong King Study shows scarring from vaccines - FDA Clarifies Ivermectin stance, but gives tacit approval - Peru study shows Ivermectin promising in treating COVID in 2020 - CDC watching new variant dubbed BA.2.86 - New Case trends and the latest CEARS data --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

I review current endemic numbers, fall vaccine recommendations and emerging helpful info on PSAC, or post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection, also known as long CoVid. Trump vaccine PSA here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INH-CmCgIYs  

News and the latest statistics of COVID-19 from June 12th, 2023. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

In this update we look at the latest COVID-19 News, plus current CV Death trends, and the latest summary VAERS Update. Brought to you by SpeakingoutAmerica.com Information sources: CDC, HHS, Worldometer.info, W.H.O. and The Epoch Times --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

United States Coronavirus Cases:105,988,119 Deaths:1,151,882 GLOBAL Coronavirus Cases:682,806,146 Deaths:6,821,674 Recovered:655,729,723 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-watkins9/support

Coronavirus Update 81 plus other stuff We continue to have a highly infectious Omicron endemic national state with new strain XBB.1.5 accounting for 75% of our cases now with absolutely no signs of worsening disease severity or morbidity. Having had a previous Omicron natural infection is beneficial towards preventing moderate to severe disease from current circulating Omicron strains, but not helping against getting mild infection at all. This week we look at the residual data that is of interest. It is thinning out for me. We also look at men's health and the micronutrient iodine. Enjoy, Dr. M

#RealEstate #MarketUpdate #creditcarddebt We will discuss the following topics- 2023 National Debt https://www.usgovernmentspending.com/...The US Treasury's gross federal debt includes debt held by the public and by federal government accounts. The federal debt was $30.93 trillion at the end of FY 2022 and is estimated to be $32.59 trillion by the end of FY 2023. As of March 2, 2023, the federal debt is $31.46 trillion. Check the Coronavirus Update page for updates.- 2023 Credit Card Debt Statistics - LendingTree.com Reference : https://www.lendingtree.com/credit-ca...The article provides information on credit card debt statistics for 2023. Americans currently have a total credit card balance of $986 billion, which is the highest total since the Federal Reserve Bank of New York began tracking in 1999. The article discusses the average credit card debt of Americans and the states with the highest and lowest debt. It also highlights the percentage of credit card accounts that carry a balance and the average interest rates on credit cards, including new credit card offers. Additionally, the article reveals that just 2.25% of Americans' total outstanding credit card balances are currently at least 30 days delinquent. The data suggests that Americans are struggling with credit card debt, and it's important for individuals to take control of their finances to avoid getting into debt.Mark JonesFounder of https://reviewmymortgage.com/President | iTHINK Mortgage Top Producing Sr. Loan OfficerNMLS# 513437Get in Touch with Mark.https://ithinkmortgage.comMatt Stansbury Sr. Loan Officer | Sales ManagerNMLS# 1534206Jody TrevinoLoan Officer NMLS# 2211449

United States Coronavirus Cases: 105,251,154 Deaths: 1,145,293 Recovered: 102,620,644 GLOBAL Coronavirus Cases: 679,767,596 view by country Deaths: 6,798,868 Recovered: 652,592,855 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

United States Coronavirus Cases: 105,020,461 Deaths: 1,142,981 Recovered: 102,414,269 Coronavirus Cases: 679,021,063 view by country Deaths: 6,792,989 Recovered: 651,781,846 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

THIS IS YOUR CORONAVIRUS UPDATE FOR JAN 16, 2023 IN A MOMENT NEW ZEALAND PRIME MINISTER RESIGNS OVER SCANDAL U.S. FEDS WANT MASK MANDATES FOR TRAVEL AGAIN TWO BELL-WEATHER STATES AND HOW THEY ARE DOING, PLUS NEWS WITH IMPACT ON THE CORONAVOIRUS UPDATE... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

United States Coronavirus Cases: 103,086,927 Deaths: 1,121,097 Recovered: 99,979,336 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

Coronavirus Update 76 plus other stuff The work around Covid research is fading for me. This is now mostly a highly contagious upper respiratory infection for most. The morbidity has faded to a level where we are seeing very limited disease in children and the hospital data remains completely plateaued. Unless there is a dramatic shift in this virus, we are moving toward a world where Covid will be like the other 4 circulating coronaviruses for most of the United States population save for the high risk individuals as described throughout the pandemic. Focus remains on self care to boost all immune activity to thwart all infections from all microbes. Dr. M

New changes at the CDC are making it harder for people to know the facts about adverse effects from the various mRNA vaccines in distribution. In this podcast we bring to you an open letter from OpenVAERS.com, who have found through the FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) that HHS is making it harder for the public to get factual information on the direct negative impacts the vaccines are having on the public at large, including over 1.01 million people who have either died or are suffering after getting a covid vaccine. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

Next month marks the third anniversary of the first identification of the COVID-19 virus and the pandemic continues to take the lives of thousands of Americans each week. While President Joe Biden recently said that the pandemic no longer controls our lives, the administration has asked for more money and an extended emergency declaration. With the cold winter weather and the holiday season upcoming, the threat of COVID-19 looms over the U.S. still.   Courtney Bublé writes the Coronavirus Update on GovExec.com. She joined the podcast talk about the state of COVID-19 funding going into the new year and other stories she's been covering.

Coronavirus Update 72 plus other stuff More data on the current Covid variants and how they are evading our immunity and vaccines. Morbidity and death remain completely reduced over the first 2 years of the pandemic. We tackle these and other topics this week. Enjoy, Dr. M

United States Coronavirus Cases: 99,345,927 Deaths: 1,095,204 Recovered: 96,897,652 GLOBAL Coronavirus Cases: 635,543,374 view by country Deaths: 6,594,095 Recovered: 614,748,688 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

United States Coronavirus Cases: 99,087,548 Deaths: 1,092,948 Recovered: 96,546,740 GLOBAL Coronavirus Cases: 633,001,572 view by country Deaths: 6,583,273 Recovered: 612,036,722 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

Coronavirus Update #71 A look at the next pandemic From a recent article, we see a 10 point series of mitigation measures for a future pandemic based on rational thought: "A more realistic public health approach is to adjust current mitigation goals to be more data-driven and to minimize unintended harms associated with unfocused or ineffective control efforts." a) Accelerate vaccinations, b) ease restrictions as fast as possible based on science, c) emphasize education and harm reduction, d) Encourage outdoor activity, e) reopen schools, f) avoid lockdowns, g) deemphasize ineffective mitigation measures, h) reassess testing, i) expand treatment and prophylaxis, j) prepare for future pandemics. And more... Dr. M

In this update we give a summary of where we stand in ourCOVID-18 mitigations from one year ago, including information on continued covid policy, the current threat of COVID 19 and news on vaccination and social mandates. Follow us online at FloridaLifeisBetter.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

Coronavirus Update #70 GOOD NEWS: This information is so important to help us all understand risk. Stratified risk is the only true way to measure personal risk. Let us look at some CDC data from the spring Omicron BA.1 and .2 spikes versus the fall 2021 delta wave. Median age of hospitalization has increased from 60 years old with Delta to 64 with BA.1 and 71 with BA.2. Any underlying medical condition associated with hospitalization increased from 89% with Delta to 92% with BA.1 to 95% with BA.2 respectively. Length of hospital stay decreased from 4.8 to 3.9 to 3.3 days. ICU admission was down from 24% to 18% to 13% of admitted patients. Mechanical ventilation decreased from 14% to 8% to 6% of admitted patients. And Finally, death from 12% to 8% to 5% overall. What we can glean from this data set is very clear. With successive SARS2 mutations coupled to increased population based exposure to virus via infection or vaccine, we are now seriously in a reduced risk state unless you are older than 65 years with a comorbid disease or younger than 65 with a serious disease. 95% of hospitalizations were related to a comorbid disease regardless of age. The other big takeaway was this: if you are in this high risk group, getting every available booster is vital to your survival based on the risk reduction data. For everybody else, the data is clear, you are ok - to boost or not to boost is up to you. But, absolutely work on your general health. To your health, Dr. M

Coronavirus Update 69. Quick Hits and other musings - 1) In the interview with Dr. Offit there were a few big take aways: Boosters for non risk based teen and young adults are unlikely to provide benefit while offering a small but real level of risk from myocarditis Boosters are offering minimal benefit to the nation from a transmission perspective. At best 8-12 weeks of protection against symptomatic disease Dr. Offit voted against adding omicron antigens to this fall's booster as there was limited data that it would any benefit. He was in the minority at the FDA advisory meeting, thus this fall's booster will have new strain genetics in it The boosters could, not shown yet in humans, block future variant immunity to newer strains through viral immune imprinting A lot more this week to digest. Dr. M

United States Coronavirus Cases: 95,537,994 Deaths: 1,066,416 GLOBAL Coronavirus Cases: 602,802,806 Deaths 6,477,191 Recovered: 577,632,889 ACTIVE CASES CLOSED CASES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

United States Coronavirus Cases: 94,479,779 Deaths: 1,061,346 Global Coronavirus Cases: 593,527,617 view by country Deaths: 6,449,394 Recovered: 565,548,895 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

United States Coronavirus Cases: 93,082,195 Deaths: 1,055,059 Recovered: 88,215,008 GLOBAL Coronavirus Cases: 582,539,560 view by country Deaths: 6,420,573 Recovered: 552,852,867 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

July 27, 2022--Dr. Drew Colfax gives an update on the local coronavirus numbers, and how the BA4 variant surge is affecting Mendocino County.

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes back Lancaster County Commissioner Ray D'Agostino after an announcement that the county, along with Berks and Fayette counties, have been sued by the Department of State for being ‘outlier counties' that have not correctly certified ballots from the primary elections. Ray offers the lawsuit from his perspective, telling that the county has properly certified the results in accordance with the PA Election Code, and tells that he and his office plan to continue to uphold the law as they see it after being sued. Then, Dr. Marty Makary, professor at Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay, and columnist for the New York Post and other national sources, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the re-igniting of Coronavirus warnings by the Biden administration and Dr. Anthony Fauci. First, Dom asks Dr. Marty to tell why he believes this is making a return. Then, Giordano and Dr. Makary discuss the push to vaccinate children 6 months to 5 years of age, with Makary explaining the shocking results of vaccinating children and the strange response by the CDC. In addition, Makary provides his insights on multiple different facets regarding the virus, and offers whether he believes Monkeypox is something to be concerned about. (Photo by Getty Images)

United States Coronavirus Cases: 90,343,497 Deaths: 1,045,802 Coronavirus Cases: 561,154,675 view by country Deaths: 6,373,622 Recovered: 534,007,160 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

Coronavirus Update 63 plus other stuff - Lots on boosters today while the persistent world of Covid exposure drags on. Omicron US strains: newer variant BA.2 makes up 35% of current case volume based on different parts of the country while omicron BA BA 1.1.529 is at 6% and B 2.12.1 is 59%. Delta is gone by competition. Cases are increasing in some cities with little increase in hospital morbidity and mortality. In essence we are still fairing quite well in the new norm. Quick Hits and other musings! Dr. M

Featured. Rep Jim Jordan and Dr Deborah Birx discuss reinfection and government misinformation on efficacy of vaccinations. Plus VAERS Updates, U.S. and Globals trends, a New Jerusalem study on children and natural immunity, plus more. --- United States Coronavirus Cases: 88,794,286 Deaths: 1,040,805 Recovered: 84,513,615 Global Coronavirus Cases: 549,103,115 view by country Deaths: 6,351,114 Recovered: 524,151,212 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

United States Coronavirus Cases: 88,004,073 Deaths: 1,038,323 Recovered: 83,869,516 GLOBAL Coronavirus Cases: 544,403,930 view by country Deaths: 6,341,031 Recovered: 519,753,612 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-watkins9/support

Coronavirus Update #61 and 62 – This audiocast newsletter looks further into the new variants and other emerging data sets. More information on boosters, infection risks and opinions from Paul Offit and Monika Gandhi. Plus a look at Adenoviral hepatitis and formula issues.   Enjoy, Dr. M

Coronavirus Update #59 and 60 – This audiocast newsletter is a quick hits look at the new variants and other emerging data sets. More information on boosters, infection risks and opinions.

Coronavirus Update #57 and 58 – This audiocast newsletter is a quick hits look at the new variants and other emerging data sets. We are in an endemic state with SARS2/Covid19. What are the new norms? Do you need a booster dose? Do we know why some people suffer neurological problems? What is affecting the blood brain barrier? These questions and a few others are explored this week. Be well, Dr. M

Die Virologen verabschieden sich als regelmäßige Gesprächspartner. Im Podcast wird es aber mit Sonderfolgen weitergehen. 00:02:40 Die aktuelle Lage: BA.2 und hohe Infektionszahlen 00:05:41 Weniger Maßnahmen: Verliert das Virus den Schrecken? 00:09:37 Einen individuellen Weg finden 00:13:21 Ausblick auf den Herbst 00:21:03 Studien selbstständig lesen 00:33:01 Aktuelle Corona-Forschung von Sandra Ciesek und Christian Drosten 00:36:05 Welche Daten und Antworten fehlen? 00:39:40 Forschungsschwerpunkt auch in Zukunft auf SARS-CoV2? 00:40:44 Therapie für Risikogruppen 00:45:12 Überraschende Entwicklungen in der Pandemie 00:47:34 Veränderungen für die Virolog*innen in der Pandemie 00:49:55 Veränderungen in der Wissenschaftskommunikation 00:54:55 Herausforderungen im Podcast 00:57:38 Danke! https://www.ndr.de/coronaupdate Kein Tag vergeht ohne neue Nachrichten zum Coronavirus Sars-CoV-2. Längst haben wir uns an Maßnahmen wie Mundschutz, Abstand und Hygieneregeln gewöhnt. Und noch immer ist kein Ende der Pandemie in Sicht. In unserem Podcast wollen wir verlässlich über neue Erkenntnisse der Forschung informieren. Wie steht es um einen Impfstoff? Wie entwickelt sich die Test-Strategie? Besteht Hoffnung auf ein Medikament? Die NDR Wissenschaftsredakteurin Korinna Hennig und Beke Schulmann aus der Wissenschaftsredaktion sprachen dazu im Wechsel mit Christian Drosten, Leiter der Virologie in der Berliner Charité, und mit Sandra Ciesek, Leiterin des Instituts für Medizinische Virologie am Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt. Dabei soll es nicht um Panikmache gehen - sondern ganz im Gegenteil: Der Podcast "Coronavirus-Update" will informieren, einordnen und Hintergründe liefern. Alle Folgen zum Nachhören und Nachlesen: https://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/info/podcastcoronavirus134.html Im Podcast werden von unseren Experten viele Studien erwähnt. Hier finden Sie eine Linksammlung der Studien, nach Folgen geordnet: https://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/info/corona2636.html Alle Fragen und Antworten zu Corona auf unserer FAQ-Seite: https://www.ndr.de/ratgeber/gesundheit/corona100.html NDR Info auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ndr.info NDR Info auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ndrinfo #coronavirus #covid19 #covid_19 #coronavirusupdate

Warum steigen die Infektionszahlen wieder? Außerdem: Die Lage in Hongkong und Gerüchte um Schädigung des Immunsystems. 00:02:12 Gründe für Rekordwerte bei Neuinfektionen – Mehr Kontakte und BA.2 00:06:22 Die Dynamik der Pandemie 00:07:22 sinkende Zahlen in Dänemark trotz BA.2 00:08:17 wieder mehr Ältere infiziert 00:10:12 Geringe Nachfrage nach Novavax-Impfstoff 00:13:38 Das Ende der Maßnahmen? 00:16:52 Müssen wir mit einer Sommerwelle rechnen? 00:19:53 Andere Mittel im Kampf gegen die Pandemie 00:27:17 Ankommende Geflüchtete vor Infektionen schützen 00:32:36 Die Lage in Hongkong 00:35:18 Neue Mutation im Spike-Protein bei BA.2 00:37:06 Rekombinante Viren 00:44:12 Zerstört SARS CoV2 T-Zellen? 00:50:05 In eigener Sache: Das Ende des Podcasts https://www.ndr.de/coronaupdate Kein Tag vergeht ohne neue Nachrichten zum Coronavirus Sars-CoV-2. Längst haben wir uns an Maßnahmen wie Mundschutz, Abstand und Hygieneregeln gewöhnt. Und noch immer ist kein Ende der Pandemie in Sicht. In unserem Podcast wollen wir verlässlich über neue Erkenntnisse der Forschung informieren. Wie steht es um einen Impfstoff? Wie entwickelt sich die Test-Strategie? Besteht Hoffnung auf ein Medikament? Die NDR Wissenschaftsredakteurin Korinna Hennig und Beke Schulmann aus der Wissenschaftsredaktion sprechen dazu im Wechsel mit Christian Drosten, Leiter der Virologie in der Berliner Charité, und mit Sandra Ciesek, Leiterin des Instituts für Medizinische Virologie am Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt. Dabei soll es nicht um Panikmache gehen - sondern ganz im Gegenteil: Der Podcast "Coronavirus-Update" will informieren, einordnen und Hintergründe liefern. Alle Folgen zum Nachhören und Nachlesen: https://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/info/podcastcoronavirus134.html Alle Fragen und Antworten zu Corona auf unserer FAQ-Seite: https://www.ndr.de/ratgeber/gesundheit/corona100.html Wer eine Frage für die Podcast-Interviews mit Christian Drosten und Sandra Ciesek hat, kann diese gerne per Mail schicken an: meinefrage@ndr.de NDR Info auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ndr.info NDR Info auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ndrinfo #coronavirus #covid19 #covid_19 #coronavirusupdate

Coronavirus Update #56 – This audiocast is a deeper dive into covid and children's mental health. In my opinion, our children's mental and physical health need to take primacy over pandemic fear at this time. We will dive deeply here. Also, Omicron's sibling is the new variant BA.2. It appears to be very very similar to Omicron from the same lineage genetically with 50 amino acid changes. It is more infectious by 10-30% by most recent data. No data that it is more deadly to date in humans although a preprint article from a Japanese research group noted that in an animal model the disease is worse than BA.1 Omicron. (Yamasoba et. al. 2022) They noted more cellular fusion increasing infectivity and also more lung cell infection increasing morbidity. The immune protection from BA.1 against BA.2 was reduced by 6X. This does not mean that humans will respond the same way as the animal model results. It bears watching. So far, I have seen no data that humans are suffering worse disease. United States BA.2 numbers remain less than 10% likely due to the quality immunity achieved following the massive Omicron BA.1 surge the past 8 weeks. Our T and B cell immunity from BA.1 should serve to protect most of us from any issues with BA.2. Time will tell, but so far so good. Be well, Dr. M

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