SIR – Is there any evidence that a single case of Covid has been transmitted by a player on an outdoor tennis court? Ian StathamCheltenham,
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How scientific ambiguity of outdoor Covid-19 infection has caused confusion in sport for months
Prof Gabriel Scally, president of the epidemiology and public health section of the Royal Society of Medicine, said governing bodies in the elite could all
Director of ‘secretive’ scientific body placing cities into lockdown accused of hypocrisy
Sir Iain Duncan Smith, who called on Number 10 to reconsider the London-wide lockdown, described the JBC as “very, very opaque”. He told The Telegraph:
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 not know whether he had
Chief scientific adviser says face masks will be ‘beneficial’ in some settings
“It looks like the major route of infection is droplet spread rather than true aerosol,” he said. “Masks may have a marginal positive effect in
Donald Trump’s scientific illiteracy rapidly moving from risible to lethal
Injections carried out at home can also bruise, burn or block the veins and are likely to introduce new infections into the body, potentially raising the
No certainty that UK will have coronavirus vaccine in 18 months, chief scientific adviser warns
At the weekend, experts from the World Health Organisaion said there was no evidence so far to show that antibody tests could prove a person
The latest scientific knowledge about Covid-19 symptoms and the global search for treatments
Scientists are in a race against time to better understand the novel coronavirus that is wreaking havoc the world over. Their findings will help shape
Young people must stop meeting in pubs and spreading coronavirus, says chief scientific adviser
Young people are indifferent to the coronavirus risk and are spreading the virus to the elderly by continuing to meet in pubs and restaurants, the Government’s
