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Calories on pints and bottles of wine as Govt’s obesity strategy focusses on alcohol
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Whilst the Government has allowed restaurants, pubs and shops to reopen their doors, leisure centres and swimming pools have remained...
Thirty million will be offered free flu jabs to help NHS fight coronavirus second wave
They hope a dramatic cut in the number of people who catch flu will avoid any danger of the NHS...
Holidaymakers could face quarantine on return to Britain under new ‘red list’ alert system
The review is understood to make very few changes to the 74 destinations exempted from the 14-day quarantine in the...
Advertising of unhealthy food faces curbs as Boris Johnson prepares to reveal obesity strategy
Phil Smith, the chief executive of ISBA, which represents leading advertisers, said: "We are deeply concerned by reports that the...
Warning of ‘cancer deaths tsunami’ as disease claims almost 1,000 more lives at home in lockdown
There have been 950 excess cancer deaths in Scottish homes during the Covid-19 pandemic, new figures show. The weekly release from...
Don’t buy face coverings for babies, parents are told
Parents are being warned not to buy face coverings for babies and young children, after health officials found retailers targeting...
NHS contact-tracing app Ethics Board scrapped
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City dwellers will be within a 30-min walk of Covid testing centre, under plans to expand Test and Trace
The plans come amid increasing concern that the NHS Test and Trace system is failing to reach adequate numbers of...
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When will a coronavirus vaccine be ready? Latest news on UK trials
The findings, led by the National Institutes of Health, have not been peer-reviewed or published, but Professor Robin Shattock, Professor...
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Limiting TV time to two hours could minimise health risks
Adults could minimise their exposure to health risks associated with watching TV if they limit viewing time to two hours...
Families must choose one member to visit elderly relatives in care homes, Government says
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New Covid-19 mutation ‘helping outbreaks spread faster around the world’
A new mutation of Covid-19 is now the most dominant strand of the virus globally and is forming clusters more quickly in...
Capri orders face mask crackdown as tourists swarm in and ignore social distancing
The mayor of Capri has declared that face masks must be worn outside in the evening, meaning anyone wanting to...
Culture of shaking hands ‘probably gone forever’, says top scientist
The custom of shaking hands should be ditched permanently and Britain should move to a Japanese-style greeting culture to avoid...
Former footballers are at lower risk of being hospitalised with depression, finds study investigating links with dementia
In an attempt to explain why the professionals were less likely to face severe mental health disorders, the study said:...
I’m not going to say Government would impose lockdown again, top civil servant tells MPs
In April, experts from the Department of Health, the Office of National Statistics, the Government's actuary department and the Home...
Coronavirus vaccine could be rolled out before it gets authorisation from regulators
Professor Sarah Gilbert, the lead researcher of the vaccine development programme at the University of Oxford, said trials were currently...
Chris Whitty and Jeremy Hunt clash over UK’s abandonment of mass testing and tracing in March
When dealing with the question of why a test, trace and isolate system similar to South Korea was not modelled...
Coronavirus deaths drop by almost one third in a week, ONS figures show
The ONS said the pandemic is likely to have brought forward the deaths of some vulnerable or elderly people, which...
People are injecting themselves with bleach because of fake news, says senior MP
Coronavirus misinformation on social media has resulted in people injecting themselves with bleach, a senior MP has revealed as he urged...
Hospitals feared testing staff for coronavirus to avoid sending them home, MPs told
Hospitals failed to test staff for coronavirus because they feared having to send too many workers home, when almost half were...
Everything you need to know about sunscreen (and why Mark Zuckerberg wears so much)
UVB is "the chief cause of skin reddening and sunburn, tends to damage the skin's more superficial epidermal layers." While...