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Vaccination: second dose available for Moderna and AstraZeneca

Quebecers vaccinated with Moderna or AstraZeneca products can start making an appointment for their second dose, depending on their age category. Thus, those aged 50 and over can go to Clic Santé as of today to plan their second vaccine, as was already the case for people vaccinated with pfizer's product. Eligible groups decline by five years each day, until they reach the age of 18 on June 23. Quebec will receive 1.6 million doses from the manufacturer Moderna this week, 500,000 more than expected over the next two weeks. Plus de 1M de 2e doses ont été administrées au Québec. La 2e campagne de vaccination est réellement en marche. La 2e dose est cruciale pour être adéquatement protégé contre le virus. Notre meilleure arme pour éviter que le variant Delta gagne du terrain, c’est la vaccination. https://t.co/7N8ACqcu4i — Christian Dubé (@cdube_sante) June 15, 2021 Moderna's vaccine is particularly used by pharmacies, due to its ease of storage. As for AstraZeneca's vaccin...

China to Send 3 Astronauts to New Space Station

PHOTO STR, ARCHIVES AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE The three astronauts will take their seats aboard the Shenzhou-12 spacecraft, powered by a Long March 2F rocket. (Jiuquan) China confirmed the launch on Thursday at 9:22 a.m. (1:22 a.m. GMT) of three astronauts to its under construction space station, for a first three-month mission. The three astronauts, all three male, will take off from the Jiuquan base in the Gobi Desert (northwest), the Space Agency for Human Spaceflight (CMSA) announced at a press conference. They will take place aboard the Shenzhou-12 spacecraft, powered by a Long March 2F rocket, which will dock at Tianhe ("Celestial Harmony"), the station's only module already in space. At the end of April, Tianhe was placed in low-Earth orbit (at an altitude of 350-390 km), the control centre and the place where the astronauts live. On board, the astronauts will not be idle: maintenance, installation of equipment, space trips, preparation of future construction missions a...

Expensive For Very Little: $ 530 per Report on the COVID Alert app

The Government Gambled Big Only to Get Little Results PHOTO COURTOISIE, ISABELLE LAFLAMME " The COVID Alert app has been downloaded to the phones of 6.5 million Canadians to date." Launched with greatz noise by the Trudeau and Legault governments, the COVID Alert application has been expensive and has yielded few results. Ottawa spent as much as $17.5 million to promote the smartphone app through a major advertising campaign and marketing initiatives. The app has been downloaded by more than 6.5 million Canadians, but it has served very little purpose. Its principle of use is based on the idea that a person with COVID-19 reports anonymously through the application, which then alerts people who have been in close proximity to them. According to the most recent data, compiled by our Bureau of Investigation, just 4.1% of Canadians who tested positive for COVID used the app to indicate that they had been infected with the disease. This means that, out of approximately 800,000 C...

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