Search Results - Vaccines

Azzolini, E., Favaro, A., Colotta, F., Volpi, P.

Al-Thani, H., Musleh, A. A. A., Khan, N. A., Asim, M., Abdurahiman, S., Morad, Y. A., Massey, A., El-Menyar, A. “…Among the participants, 4,195 (65.1%), 2,253 (34.9%) and 27 (0.4%) were vaccinated with 2 doses, vaccinated with 3 doses, and recovered from SARS-Cov-2 infection, respectively. …”

Essar, M. Y., Nawaz, F. A., Kacimi, S. E. O., Klouche- Djedid, S. N., Shah, J., Ghozy, S., Laskowski, E. R. “…Vaccines have been shown to remain effective in preventing disease severity, even in the wake of new COVID-19 variants.8 Organising a large-scale public event like the FIFA Men`s World Cup requires comprehensive planning and multidisciplinary efforts to prevent COVID-19, including using the publicity of the event to encourage vaccine uptake. …”

Dergaa, I., Ben Saad, H., Souissi, A., Musa, S., Abdulmalik, M. A., Chamari, K. “…The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the global international sports calendar, causing the first-ever postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games (OG) and Paralympic Games (PG) until 2021.Several scientists and sports organisations were strongly opposed to the organisation of these OG and PG. Variable vaccination rates, waning immunity and the emergence of more transmissible and potentially lethal COVID-19 strains have created additional challenges to hosting large-scale international sporting events. …”

Papagiannis, D., Laios, T., Tryposkiadis, K., Kouriotis, K., Roussis, X., Basdekis, G., Boudouris, P., Cholevas, C., Karakitsios, S., Kakavas, P., Kiriakidis, T., Kouloumentas, P., Kouvidis, G., Manoudis, G., Nikolaou, P., Theos, C., Piskopakis, A.-N., Rallis, I., Ristanis, S., Toliopoulos, A., Zisis, G., Theodorakis, Y., Gourgoulianis, K. I., Rachiotis, G., Rachiotis, G. “…Vaccines…”

Dergaa, I., Abdelrahman, H., Varma, A., Yousfi, N., Souissi, A., Ghram, A., Hammad, A. S., Musa, E. R., Taheri, M., Irandoust, K., Chtourou, H., Rafiei, M. M., Ghasemi, M., Farzian, S. “…A combination of measures including prompt vaccination with the beneficial impact of the vaccines in reducing the severity of disease, advances in treatment, expanded use of diagnostics and better implementation of public-health policies are a necessity. …”

“…Top athletes first? Corona vaccination: A sensitive topic…”

Gavino Donadu, M., Pizzi, A. R., Zeppilli, P. “…They were designed to minimize the risk of contagion were thus based on the fact that during that phase of SARS-COV-2 virus pandemic (COVID-19) and in the absence of an effective vaccine, the zero-contagion risk did not exist and does not exist to date. …”

Ayoub, F., Sato, T., Sakuraba, A. “…Overall, evidence supporting a causal relationship between blood types, vitamin D and BCG vaccine and COVID-19 risk are scant.…”

Ramos e Côrte, A. C., Grava de Sousa, J. P., Grava de Sousa, I., Muarrek Garcia, R., Stancati, J. “…Little is known about vaccines and forms of treatment at this point. However, the importance of preventing transmission is very clear, and one of the main measures is social isolation. …”

Salerno, P., Zanetti, C. “…In recent years the focus has shifted more to horizontal force generation against relatively heavy loads.The idea is also developing that sprint training can be a kind of vaccine against Hamstring injuries. Sprint training iscomplex: it has been shown that, especially in adulthood andin already well-trained athletes, despite some of them spending years training sprint, performance often improves little over short distances. …”

Vegara-Ferri, J. M., Carboneros, M., Deliautaite, K., Diaz-Suárez, A., López-Gullón, J. M. “…Furthermore, 92.8% of the survey respondents would not attend a live match without social distancing measures or without the existence of a vaccine; 67.4% would follow it through mass media resources with the same interest. …”