Coronavirus lockdown anxiety fuelling malnutrition cases among elderly, Age UK warns
The organisations cited case studies, including that of Nigel, to illustrate the point. Nigel, identified as at risk of malnutrition, has...
Day: May 13, 2020
First coronavirus antibody test given approval by Public Health England
Professor John Newton, the national coordinator of the UK Coronavirus Testing Programme, said: "We were confident that good quality antibody...
Dozens of NHS staff allowed to keep working after testing positive for coronavirus in scientific trial
Professor James Moon, the chief investigator on the trial, said he had taken part in the study and also did...
Slow economic recovery from coronavirus will lead to ‘significant number’ of indirect deaths
Speaking to the Commons public administration committee, Sir Ian said the ONS would be producing research looking at four different...
How the danger of coronavirus compares to the risks of everyday life
Department for Transport figures show that, for every billion miles cycled, there are 1,139 serious injuries and 29 deaths. That...
inside the sad final days of Al Capone
In his last two years, Capone was given shots of penicillin but they did little good as his condition was...
Secret details on NHS contact tracing app left open to public in security blunder
Secret documents detailing the future plans for the Government’s coronavirus contact tracing app were left open to the public in...
Use of virus-tracing apps should be voluntary, EU says
The use of contact tracing apps designed to control the spread of coronavirus should be voluntary, according to the European...
Number of patients at London’s NHS Nightingale never exceeded one ward
Only one ward at the NHS Nightingale hospital's London location was ever used, the Telegraph can reveal, after the service shuttered the doors...
what the Government’s 50-page roadmap means for you
Although the document says the reopening of sports stadia will come "significantly later" than the lifting of other restrictions, sporting...
Unicef warns lockdown could kill more than Covid-19 as model predicts 1.2 million child deaths
The risk of children dying from malaria, pneumonia or diarrhoea in developing countries is spiralling due to the pandemic and...
