Turning point for survival rate occurs between stages two and three, but treatment difficulty increases after stage two, decade-long study finds.
First and largest study shows traditional therapy helped patients suffering from fatigue, coughing and shortness of breath.
Police earlier arrested six doctors on suspicion of falsely issuing exemption certificates without proper consultation, while seventh practitioner still wanted by force.
Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation says it can only give Mil Mill several more months’ grace after the lease ends.
About 88 per cent of children aged five to 11 have had at least one dose of vaccine, which meets the new standard.
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John Lee reveals more than 40 people breached health code since August, while 8 to 9 per cent of residents subject to compulsory testing did not comply in past two months.
Poor sleep quality associated with a spike in screen time will affect children’s learning abilities and emotions, Hong Kong researchers warn.
Travellers from Singapore are opting to wait for Hong Kong to become ‘restriction-free’, as they look to Japan and Taiwan for holiday getaways.
Government pandemic adviser Ivan Hung says conditions ripe to relax curbs, while Medical Association’s Joseph Tsang argues review of local rules is logical next step after hotel quarantine dropped.
Hong Kong Airlines delays predawn flight just to allow passengers to land past 6am when eased measures take effect.
HKU infectious diseases expert says low flu jab rate and lack of exposure because of Covid restrictions could fuel outbreaks
Secretary for Health Lo Chung-mau says government must ensure path forward is ‘a safe one’ and will not ‘cause any deaths’.
Professor Ivan Hung says city could do away with recently revealed ‘0+3’ arrangement if imported cases remain less than 5 per cent of monthly virus tally.
The Post looks at details of new arrangement and how long it took to reach this point.
Travellers will no longer be confined to hotel rooms for quarantine upon arrival in Hong Kong from Monday.
Residents are overjoyed but are concerned city may take a long time to undo the damage caused by quarantine measures.
Arrivals will not require a pre-flight PCR test but will be screened upon landing under a ‘test-and-go’ practice which will not require them to wait at the airport.
Long-awaited move signals lifting of one of the world’s toughest anti-pandemic regimes, in force for more than two years.
Lo Chung-mau and officials urge residents to get vaccinated against influenza ahead of seasonal surge, assuring public the shots can be combined with doses for Covid.
Dr Choi Pui-wah from Chinese University, founder of WomenX Biotech, seeking to produce technology enabling users to test for diseases using menstrual blood.
