Hospitals may be forced to move Covid patients elsewhere
If hospitals begin to transfer patients it will be the first time since the principle
Month: October 2020
Traumatised intensive care nurses ‘sectioned’ in wake of first wave
In April, three front line staff were pictured wearing clinical waste bags on their heads
The anti-lockdown arguments have failed. Where next for its opponents?
There are two possible answers. The less convincing is the one used to justify the
Test and Trace app’s ‘delete my data’ button undermines its effectiveness, claim top scientists
Professor Paul Hunter, an expert in health protection at the University of East Anglia who has
‘Fourth tier’ of Covid restrictions beckons as scientists pressure Boris Johnson
Hospitalisations have already breached “reasonable worst case” levels, the papers show, and minutes from Sage
Passing of Nobby Stiles reinforces calls for neurological disease in football to be investigated as an industrial illness
The precise cause of dementia cannot be ascertained while former players are still living, but
Justin Welby tells Boris Johnson not to ‘politicise’ child poverty
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby, along with the Archbishop of York
What are the potential exit strategies from Covid lockdown?
Devi Sridhar, professor of Global Public Health at the University of Edinburgh, said it was
First drug to halt the effects of Alzheimer’s could be available within a year
Further studies are now underway, which offer such doses to all eligible participants from the
Covid cases are not spiralling out of control, says King’s College
New figures released by the ONS also put the number of daily infections far lower