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Patients may have to wait a year for hip or knee operations
Patients may have to wait up to a year for a hip or knee operation leading doctors have warned, after...
Headteachers may refuse to fine parents who keep children at home in September
The Government's announcement later this week will outline exceptions to the rules, including for children with certain medical conditions or...
UK care home residents more likely to die from coronavirus than those in almost every other European country
More than 16,000 people have died with coronavirus in care homes since the epidemic began, and it is believed thousands...
Businesses back final ‘clap’ for coronavirus workers as UK plans ‘biggest thank you ever’ on July 5
As part of a weekend of commemorations, people will be invited to put a light in their windows on the...
Church bells to ring out again after three months of lockdown silence
Church bells will sound once more after the Church of England ruled that socially distanced ringing will be allowed under...
Risk of measles outbreak after children miss vaccinations during lockdown, experts warn
"The medical system has never been overwhelmed, and we have never told parents not to turn up for vaccination. Now...
Leicester could be first UK city to face local coronavirus lockdown, Priti Patel confirms
Leicester has a large Asian population, predominantly made up of large, multi-generational households. BAME people are known to be at...
Self-driving hospital beds in development to protect staff from Covid-19
Hospital wards across the country could soon be decked out with self-driving beds that will help protect staff from the...
How far away is a coronavirus vaccine? Latest news on UK and US trials
The findings, led by the National Institutes of Health, have not been peer-reviewed or published, but Professor Robin Shattock, Professor...
Pregnant BAME women to be fast-tracked into hospital due to heightened Covid risk
Pregnant women from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds should be fast-tracked into hospital because of their heightened risk...
NHS treatment delays linked to more child deaths than coronavirus
Dr Shamez Ladhani, a paediatric infectious disease consultant at St George's Hospital, London, and the chairman of the British Paediatric...
Antibody tests could do more harm than good by giving people the false hope they are protected, review warns
Jon Deeks, Professor of Biostatistics and head of the Test Evaluation Research Group at the University of Birmingham, said: "We...
Covid-19 may trigger diabetes, growing body of evidence suggests
The theory has some precedent as other viruses are known to precipitate autoimmune diseases, including type 1 diabetes. A paper published...
Test and trace system gets worse at warning people to self-isolate after positive virus result
An additional 263 people - 3.8 per cent - could not be reached at all because no communications details were...
How to keep babies and toddlers cool in hot weather
As Britain experiences record heat, and temperatures across the UK continue to climb, it is essential that you protect your...
One last clap planned to applaud nation’s coronavirus effort
As well as applauding, participants will be encouraged to come together for a drink or a cup of tea with...
Coronavirus antibody tests could give false hope of immunity, scientists warn
The experts writing in the BMJ also question the companies' claims of accuracy due to the limited information they have...
Destinations for first set of ‘air bridges’ from UK revealed
The USA, where Donald Trump has closed the borders, is unlikely to be opened until after November, although that will...
Breast cancer drugs are ‘kinder and less toxic’ for treating neuroblastoma, study finds
Breast cancer drugs could be used to treat children with tumours, a study has found, as scientists hail it as...
Boris Johnson announces beginning of the end of ‘national hibernation’
He acknowledged that many of the things he is looking forward to, such as going to the theatre and playing...
Health experts warn UK must prepare for second wave as lockdown eases
Health leaders are calling for an urgent review to ensure Britain is properly prepared for the "real risk" of a second wave of...
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People with gut conditions such as Crohn’s disease have double the risk of dementia, according to new study. The researchers...
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Just 71 children have been admitted to intensive care units with coronavirus, first figures show
Seventy-one children have been admitted to the UK's intensive care units with Covid-19, of whom half had an underlying health...
After their coronavirus hibernation, the public will have to do the heavy lifting on common sense
Stressing that the public would now be following guidance rather than legislation, he added: "The fewer social contacts you have,...
Children could get coronavirus vaccine first to protect elderly, scientist says
Prof Openshaw, an expert in experimental medicine at Imperial College London, said: "We're actually considering a paper at Nervtag this...