Ministers are expected to announce plans to have care home staff in England vaccinated, according to the Times. The move will be backed by a change in the law amid concerns many care home workers are unwilling to receive the jab. Official data
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Across the whole dataset, the most common neurological and psychiatric symptoms were anosmia (loss of smell; reported by 43 percent of patients with COVID-19), weakness (40 percent), fatigue (38 percent), dysgeusia (loss of taste; 37 percent), myalgia (muscle pain; 25 percent), depression
COVID-19 cases have started growing once again in the UK, despite dogged dedication from health workers and high vaccine update. Are we in a third wave of coronavirus, and when will cases peak?
COVID-19 cases have started growing once again in the UK, despite dogged dedication from health workers and high vaccine update. Are we in a third wave of coronavirus, and when will cases peak?
New data from the RAC has shown fuel retailers were profiteering from the crisis with experts warning costs were still too high. Wholesale oil costs have increased in recent months but by not as much as pump prices across the UK would
Matt Hancock gives update on June 21st plans The final stage of lifting COVID-19 restrictions would see all legal limits on social contact removed, nightclubs reopened and restrictions on performances, weddings and other events lifted. But concerns in the UK about the
With her three teenagers vaccinated against COVID-19, Aja Purnell-Mitchell left it up to them to decide whether to go back to school during summer break. The decision was unanimous: summer school. “Getting them back into it, helping them socialize back with their
In addition, the autoantibodies found in the Covid patients lasted for up to six months. Professor Alex Richter said: “The antibodies we identified are similar to those that cause a number of skin, muscle and heart autoimmune diseases. “We don’t yet know
In addition, the autoantibodies found in the Covid patients lasted for up to six months. Professor Alex Richter said: “The antibodies we identified are similar to those that cause a number of skin, muscle and heart autoimmune diseases. “We don’t yet know