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▪ NHS anniversary: PM to lead nationwide clap to celebrate health service
▪ Coronavirus: NHS England launches tool to aid long-term recovery
▪ NHS anniversary: Landmarks to be lit up in weekend of celebration
▪ Coronavirus: Why disabled people are calling for a Covid-19 inquiry
▪ Coronavirus: Right thing to be part of plasma trial
▪ COVID-19 ultrasound research receives funding boost
▪ Rethinking orthotics
▪ Coronavirus: Almost 20,000 died in care homes
▪ Public not asked for addresses for weeks during virus tests
▪ Coronavirus: Cardiff man meets doctor who saved his life
▪ Coronavirus: Care home staff and residents to get regular tests
▪ Coronavirus: Sniffer dogs trial going very well
▪ Leicester coronavirus outbreak timeline: Who knew what, and when?
▪ Coronavirus: Sense of smell and taste improve for most
▪ How Safe Is it to Use A Public Bathroom?
▪ Stroke Appears 8 Times More Likely With COVID Than With Flu
▪ Scientists Find Source of COVID Clots
▪ 6 At-Home Fitness Fixes
▪ Getting Out for Better Health
▪ Fireworks Take the Backyard as Public Shows Cancel
▪ As Cases Jump, Are We Better Prepared for COVID?
▪ Infection control: ensuring addiction centres are safe during COVID-19
▪ MS Patients Turn to Marijuana, Other Alternative Treatments
▪ Biases Mean Men Dubbed Brilliant More Often Than Women
▪ Medical Cannabis Network Quarterly Issue 3
▪ Coronavirus: Many waiting longer than 24 hours for test results
▪ White paper aims to accelerate cannabis integration into UK healthcare
▪ Discover the EUMCA with Professor Trevor Jones
▪ Shaping the future of German cannabis
▪ Discover the unique COVID-19 remote monitoring device
▪ Lockdown: Suicide fears soar in LGBT community
▪ Coronavirus: No obvious source of Leicester Covid-19 outbreak
▪ Air Travel a Puzzle in Age of Coronavirus
▪ 15 Expert Tips for Applying a Self-Tanner
▪ Summer Foot Care
▪ Muscle Relaxants for Back Pain Are Soaring: Are They Safe?
▪ An HIV Drug You Only Take Twice a Year?
▪ Trauma of Racism Fuels High Blood Pressure Among Black Americans: Study
▪ COVID-19 Blood Test Might Predict Who Will Need a Ventilator
▪ Coronavirus: US buys nearly all of Gilead s Covid-19 drug remdesivir
▪ New videos on childbirth complications
▪ Coronavirus: Immunity may be more widespread than tests suggest
▪ Probe into Shropshire maternity deaths too late
▪ Chronic digestive diseases: gut microbiome and healthy nutrition
▪ Novel Food Consortium to protect Europe’s hemp industry
▪ Normal people: cannabis and policy in Norway
▪ From plant to patients: pharmaceutical grade cannabis solutions
▪ Expanding the boundaries of medical cannabis clinical evidence
▪ Study shows how triple-combination therapy reduces COPD exacerbations
▪ EIT hackathon to find solutions in women’s health and digital therapeutics
▪ Mask Up! Don t Let Down Your Guard Against COVID-19
▪ Coronavirus: Frailty indicator to survival
▪ Coronavirus: Data needed quicker to target local outbreaks, say doctors
▪ Period poverty: Rise in free sanitary products needed in lockdown
▪ Coronavirus: Calls for government to plan public inquiry
▪ Coronanvirus: Snacking and family meals increase in lockdown
▪ Amid Pandemic, Too Many Americans Are Hesitating to Call 911
▪ FBI: Beware of Scammers Selling Fake COVID-19 Antibody Tests
▪ Sleeping In on Weekends Won t Erase Your Sleep Debt
▪ Contact Tracer Teams Growing Amid New Challenges
▪ Pilgrim s Pride Chicken Nuggets Recalled
▪ New Swine Flu Poses Possible Pandemic Risk
▪ Cystic fibrosis patients offered life-transforming drug
▪ Shipping medical cannabis: a Dutch perspective
▪ How have Cannabis 2.0 and COVID-19 affected the industry?
▪ Ultra-processed foods: an EU health crisis
▪ Creating market-leading cannabis-infused products for Europe
▪ Coronavirus: Hydroxychloroquine trial to restart
▪ Horizon Europe boosts health innovation for vulnerable populations
▪ Death rate back to normal in UK
▪ The Effects of Staying Indoors on Your Skin
▪ Policy, accessibility, and human rights in Malta
▪ Elderly care market expected to reach €1.7m by 2027
▪ Coronavirus: Worst could be yet to come, WHO warns
▪ Coronavirus: How those missed off the shielding list have fared in lockdown
▪ Coronavirus: When lockdown eased, my panic attacks returned
▪ Studies Detail Syndrome in Kids Linked to COVID
▪ COVID-19 Fallout: Tons of Trash
▪ Lockdown tightened in Leicester amid virus rise
▪ What COVID Means To Those Who Can t Work At Home
▪ Hispanic Americans Being Hit Hard By COVID-19
▪ Flu virus with pandemic potential found in China
▪ Is Raw or Homemade Food Good for Your Pet?
▪ Many government call handlers traced no Covid contacts
▪ Can’t Sleep? Behavioral Therapy May Ease Insomnia
▪ COVID-19 infection control training launched for UK workforce
▪ Coronavirus doctor s diary: A dying patient s miraculous recovery
▪ Cannaponics: cultivation and revitalisation in Western Australia
▪ Hemp Futures: a growing hemp producer in Estonia
▪ The bright future of the CBD market and the impact of COVID-19
▪ Chigwell care home reunites families from behind screen
▪ Medical cannabis policy and practice in Germany
▪ Planning ahead: the global implications of growing ageing populations
▪ Nurse hugs two-year-old son after 11 weeks apart
▪ Mooevo expands mobility solutions in the COVID-19 hospital at IFEMA
▪ Singapore hands out coronavirus tracing devices
▪ Leicester lockdown: Restrictions could be extended for two weeks
▪ Is technology a distraction or a salvation for the NHS during COVID-19?
▪ Coronavirus: Swift and dangerous turn in Texas cases, says governor
▪ Hebei: China locks down 400,000 people after virus spike near Beijing
▪ Coronavirus: Number of mobile testing units to more than double
▪ Coronavirus: Survivors at risk of PTSD
▪ Coronavirus and psychiatric hospitals: Staff are scared, patients are scared
▪ Coronavirus: Leicester could be locked down says home secretary
▪ Coronavirus: Expert says Scotland could be Covid-free by end of summer
▪ Coronavirus: Florida and Texas reverse reopening as US cases pass 2.5m
▪ Coronavirus: More care urged for pregnant BAME patients
▪ Predicting Your Menopause Age: What Factors Matter
▪ Liverpool: Mayor fears Covid-19 spike over Anfield fan gathering
▪ Coronavirus: US hits record high in daily cases
▪ Coronavirus: Tsar says PPE shortage crisis is over
▪ Rethinking Youth Suicide Prevention During COVID
▪ Coronavirus: Second national lockdown not needed - Neil Ferguson
▪ NBA to Use High-Tech Rings to Help Detect COVID-19
▪ Active Citizenship Network: “For vaccination? Come back. I can’t tell you when.”
▪ Pandemic Hits Primary Care Practices Hard
▪ Need Better Sleep? Get a Partner
▪ European Federation of Nurses on Florence Nightingale’s legacy
▪ 2020: Year of the Nurse and the Midwife
▪ The social impact of current science dissemination strategies
▪ Coronavirus death rate falling in hospitals
▪ Controlling COVID-19: hand hygiene must be accessible to all
▪ UK study will involve repeat COVID-19 testing in UK care homes
▪ Lister and Watford hospitals discharged 130 without Covid-19 tests
▪ Timing of COVID-19 antibody test is critical say experts
▪ Coronavirus: Volunteers wanted for antibody test trials
▪ Coronavirus: 70% of BAME pharmacists have had no risk assessment - survey
▪ Coronavirus: Taxi drivers unprotected against Covid-19
▪ Coronavirus: Most children experience only mild disease
▪ CDC Updates COVID-19 Risk Factors
▪ Saharan Dust Plume Could Worsen Allergies
▪ Poll: Most in U.S. Back Masks, Mandatory Isolation
▪ Middle-Age Obesity May Increase Odds for Dementia
▪ COVID Toe Probably Not Caused by COVID-19
▪ NBA Players to Assess New Coronavirus Test
▪ Coronavirus Delivering Big Economic Blow to Women
▪ COVID-19 Typically Mild for Babies: Study
▪ Medical cannabis treatment in the UK with Professor Mike Barnes
▪ A look at the essential role of nurses
▪ Tendo AB: “This is the first exoskeleton that makes sense”
▪ Hemp Futures: a growing hemp producer in Estonia
▪ Cities Brace for ‘Collision’ of Heat and COVID-19
▪ NHS annual clap: UK encouraged to mark anniversary on 5 July
▪ Coronavirus: Tracers ask over 100,000 to self-isolate
▪ What is the UV Index and why could it break UK records?
▪ ECDC expert discusses the need for public health support
▪ Digitalising the healthcare ecosystem in the European Union
▪ Celebrating nurses: their work and the challenges they face
▪ Genome sequencing: novel genetic cause of rare diseases discovered
▪ Study shows 99.9% of coronaviruses killed by far-UVC light
▪ Coronavirus: Antibody test lacks proper assessment
▪ 1 in 10 Americans Uses a Prescription Painkiller
▪ Behind the Intermittent Fasting Fad
▪ Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Bagged Salad Mixes
▪ Can Kids Go To Summer Camp? Expert Offers Advice
▪ Coronavirus: Human trial of new vaccine begins in UK
▪ COVID Survivor Blood Transfusion a Safe Treatment
▪ Immigration Advice Service: the limits of technology in healthcare
▪ COVID Surges Among Young Adults
▪ Incubating innovation: developments in IVF and reproductive science
▪ Cellen Health
▪ Quality control and analysis in medical cannabis production
▪ Engineering environmental controls for efficient indoor cultivation
▪ Sanity Group: unlocking the health benefits of cannabinoid medicines
▪ Coronavirus: More than half wait too long for non-Covid tests
▪ The CryoEXS Advantage: industrial extraction technology for cannabis
▪ Improving insomnia in young cancer survivors with telehealth
▪ Top US health official Fauci warns of disturbing new US surge
▪ Free medical cannabis education platform launched in the UK
▪ Coronavirus: UK must prepare for second virus wave - health leaders
▪ Cancer Drug Might Help Curb Severe COVID-19
▪ Minority Medicare Patients Hospitalized More Often
▪ Is It Safe to Go Out to Eat?
▪ COVID Spreads Quickly in Crowded Homes
▪ Severe COVID Ups Odds for Heart Conditions 10-Fold
▪ Education, development, and campaigning for patient access to cannabis
▪ Meet Khiron: the company providing cannabis trials with medical products
▪ Coronavirus: Morning-after pill access hit by lockdown
▪ Coronavirus: Germany outbreak sparks fresh local lockdown
▪ Cloud 9: high quality standards for hemp and cannabis products
▪ EUMCA calls for reduction of THC limit in German cannabis extracts
▪ Coronavirus: Warning thousands could be left with lung damage
▪ Exploring growth in the European medical cannabis market
▪ Coronavirus: Newborn Mexican triplets test positive in unprecedented case
▪ New recommendations for releasing COVID-19 patients from isolation
▪ Coronavirus: How to fly during a pandemic
▪ The virus hunter who got Covid
▪ Coronavirus: Male plasma contains higher levels of antibodies
▪ Cancer drug: New treatment halts tumour growth
▪ Drug Might Relieve Low Back Pain in Whole New Way
▪ Despite Predictions, Loneliness Not Rising for Americans Under Lockdown
▪ Does COVID-19 Trigger New Cases of Diabetes?
▪ Stubbed Your Toe? Swearing May Help Dull the Pain
▪ Steph Curry Turns Focus to Kids During the Coronavirus Pandemic
▪ Big Surprise Medical Bills for COVID Survivors
▪ Theaters Reopening in July With Mask Guidelines
▪ Shielding advice to stop in England on 1 August
▪ Take 10 With Betsey Johnson
▪ Coronavirus: South Korea confirms second wave of infections
▪ Barriers to healthy ageing and early interventions in the UK
▪ European Institute for Gender Equality: the gendered impacts of COVID-19
▪ Coronavirus: How many more people are dying?
▪ Sickle cell disease: I wanted to get people talking
▪ Coronavirus: Social tree climbing boosts mental health
▪ Coronavirus: Brazil becomes second country to pass 50,000 deaths
▪ Coronavirus: Children developing post-traumatic stress from pandemic
▪ Do it at home coronavirus saliva test trialled
▪ Coronavirus: What is a second wave and is one coming?
▪ Leicester ramps up Covid-19 testing after cases rise
▪ Coronavirus: New Covid-19 tracing tool appears on smartphones
▪ Coronavirus: Scam warning over NHS test and trace
▪ C. diff. Infections Double Death Risk
▪ Dad Meets Newborn Son Weeks After Surviving COVID-19
▪ Is It Safe to Play Sports?
▪ Mosquito, Tick Populations Unchecked Amid COVID-19
▪ New videos cover basic midwifery skills
▪ Cloud 9 Switzerland: quality cannabis products from Mother Nature
▪ NHS child gender clinic: Staff concerns shut down
▪ Patient access to cannabis in the UK: Cellen breaks down barriers
▪ Coronavirus: Secrecy claims over Cleckheaton outbreak
▪ UK s Covid-19 alert level reduced from four to three
▪ Khiron Life Sciences: expanding into Europe with patient focus
▪ Daughter volunteers in Chelmsford care home to see father
▪ The wellness revolution with Medicaleaf
▪ Coronavirus: Nurses leaders urge care for those who caring
▪ Coronavirus: South Asian people most likely to die in hospital
▪ How COVID is Affecting U.S. Food Supply Chain
▪ How Well Do Americans Know the Facts About COVID?
▪ People With HIV Still Live Shorter, Sicker Lives
▪ Low-Dose Radiation Therapy May Help COVID Patients
▪ Couple, 90, Reunites After Wife Beats COVID-19
▪ Half of Coronavirus Infections May Be Asymptomatic
▪ Blood Type Could Impact Odds for Severe COVID-19
▪ Malta’s COVID-19 response secures cannabis industry growth
▪ The disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on senior populations
▪ Vitality Hemp: greener home living with British hemp
▪ UK virus-tracing app switches to Google-Apple model
▪ Coronavirus: One in four infected by virus cannot be reached
▪ Medical cannabis patients use fewer healthcare resources
▪ Innovative antibiotics to be available for UK patients in world-first scheme
▪ Coronavirus: What is the true death toll of the pandemic?
▪ Coronavirus: We need a designated shielding hour
▪ Texas a COVID Hotspot as State Reopens
▪ Masks and Summer Heat: Expert Tips
▪ Antibodies Tested as Possible COVID Treatment
▪ New Blood Test May Improve Liver Cancer Screening
▪ Back to school: Paediatricians seek clear plans on return
▪ How technology is addressing modern healthcare challenges
▪ When the Fight Against COVID-19 Is at Home
▪ Pandemic Silver Lining: Better Sleep for Some
▪ Increased European cannabis demand amidst COVID-19 pandemic
▪ BBS grows as Australia becomes the new leader in medicinal cannabis
▪ Capture the Fracture aims for 25% reduction in osteoporosis fractures
▪ Coronavirus: What is dexamethasone and how does it work?
▪ Tetra Bio-Pharma: building business on healing cannabinoid medicines
▪ Coronavirus: Dexamethasone being used to treat NHS patients today
▪ Cognitive impairment treatment options for multiple sclerosis patients
▪ Coronavirus: Smear test cancellations put huge pressure on healthcare
▪ Always Pure Organics: CBD innovation and dedication in the UK
▪ UK Medical Cannabis Registry launched today by Sapphire Medical Clinics
▪ Invisible unpaid carers going hungry in lockdown
▪ Coronavirus: NHS staff need tests twice a week
▪ Hydroxychloroquine-Remdesivir Combo Dangerous: FDA
▪ Coronavirus: Prince Charles s sense of smell and taste still not back
▪ Coronavirus: Patient credits dexamethasone with saving her life
▪ 1 in 5 Has Health Issues That Impact COVID-19
▪ Dexamethasone: What is the new life-saving coronavirus drug?
▪ Coronavirus: Report on BAME Covid-19 deaths sparks call for action
▪ Flushing can propel viral infection 3ft into air
▪ Dental Appointments Won t Be the Same in COVID Era
▪ Jailing Practices Are Fueling COVID-19 Spread
▪ Leafcann Group: how do we futureproof the medicinal cannabis industry?
▪ CBD and inflammatory bowel disease: not just a gut feeling
▪ SureWash interactive hand hygiene training
▪ Dexamethasone is a life-saving coronavirus drug
▪ Mobile intercom solution for self-isolating and reduced mobility elderly
▪ Potential new treatment for skin cancer with wearable patch development
▪ Coronavirus: US withdraws emergency use of hydroxychloroquine
▪ The lockdown challenges of a 12-year-old with autism
▪ Coronavirus: Emotional journey of transplant patient
▪ What Difference Do Calorie Counts on Menus Make?
▪ How to Cope When COVID Steals Loving Touch, Hugs
▪ Lockdowns Making Things Worse for Obese Americans
▪ COVID-19 Can Start With Neurological Symptoms
▪ Pandemic Causing Havoc for Kids With ADHD
▪ 1 in 15 Parents Hesitant About Child Vaccines
▪ Discover how telehealth and remote monitoring is transforming the NHS
▪ Coronavirus pay and work problems for pregnant women
▪ BAME coronavirus deaths: What s the risk for ethnic minorities?
▪ Coronavirus: 2m review to be completed in the coming weeks
▪ Experimental cancer drug is potential treatment for rare Rett syndrome
▪ Taking biopharmaceutical vaccine candidates from research to clinical trial
▪ Study reveals face masks are vital in controlling COVID-19 spread
▪ Argentine couple finally meet son born to surrogate mother
▪ Coronavirus: Couple reunited after seven-week battle against disease
▪ Coronavirus: Face coverings compulsory on public transport in England
▪ Coronavirus: Blood clots targeted in treatment trial
▪ Coronavirus: Child psychologists highlight mental health risks of lockdown
▪ Coronavirus: Boris Johnson launches review into 2m social distancing rule
▪ Coronavirus: Call for answers over omitted BAME pages of report
▪ Coronavirus: Basildon physio s mum guilt while helping Covid-19 patients
▪ Coronavirus lockdown: Covid support bubbles begin in England and NI
▪ Coronavirus social-contact curbs put adolescents at risk
▪ COVID-19 Cases Rebound Across the South and West
▪ Schools, Parents, Teachers Grapple With Reopening
▪ More Young Americans Are Going Without Sex
▪ DIY COVID Tests Work Fine, Less Discomfort
▪ Poll: Most Educators Wary of Fall School Reopening
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 12, 2020
▪ Is It Safe to Go to the Pool?
▪ Coronavirus: First official analysis finds PPE failings
▪ Coronavirus: How GPs are changing the way they work
▪ Coronavirus: Government sued over care home deaths disgrace
▪ That Cough or Sneeze Behind You Might Not Be COVID
▪ Barriers to healthy ageing and early interventions in the UK
▪ Greater Cannabis launches CBD oral tab with European partner Symtomax
▪ Could ibogaine offer a revolutionary, long-term solution to addiction?
▪ HIV Can Travel From the Brain, Study Suggests
▪ Coronavirus: Deprived areas hit twice as hard
▪ New EU approved flu vaccine is designed to protect over 65’s
▪ Coronavirus: Positive tests continue to fall in England, says ONS
▪ Inside Medicaleaf: your guide to CBD and medical cannabis innovations
▪ Coronavirus: What will a night out be like after lockdown?
▪ Chronic pain patients can be supported with online consultations
▪ Coronavirus: Start public inquiry now to prevent more deaths
▪ Survey Shows How Couples Cope During Lockdown
▪ COVID-19 in Pregnancy, Worse C-Section Outcomes
▪ Coronavirus: BAME safety plan not published
▪ United Airlines Passengers Questioned About Health
▪ Coronavirus: Care home moves had tragic consequences
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 11, 2020
▪ Experts: White Parents Must Face Discomfort on Race
▪ Stay Connected With Loved Ones in Nursing Homes
▪ Smoking a Big Stroke Risk for Black Americans
▪ Pandemic Is Changing Your Next Doc Appointment
▪ Blood Test Could Spot Breast Cancer Early
▪ A Woman s Egg May Prefer One Sperm To Another
▪ UK scientists suggest two-step strategy to lift COVID-19 lockdowns
▪ Pill to Prevent Anaphylaxis May Be on the Horizon
▪ England test and trace system identifies 31,000 contacts
▪ Could these senolytic drugs halt the spread of COVID-19?
▪ Cannabis concentrates boost THC blood levels but do not get you ‘higher’
▪ Coronavirus: Huge disruption to cancer care revealed
▪ New study demonstrates telehealth effectiveness for neurology patients
▪ Coronavirus: Growing calls for government to scrap 2m rule
▪ COVID, Racism Are Dual Crises for Black Americans
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 10, 2020
▪ Leonardo s Vitruvian Man Close to Modern Measures
▪ COVID-19 Vaccine: Latest Updates
▪ Coronavirus: Earlier lockdown would have halved death toll
▪ Coronavirus: How air passengers can stay safe
▪ Graduate talent programme offered following COVID-19 disruptions
▪ Coronavirus came to UK on at least 1,300 separate occasions
▪ Senolytic drugs: can this antibiotic treat symptoms of ageing?
▪ UK companies to supply drugs for major UK COVID-19 drugs trial
▪ Coronavirus: Call for UK-wide clap for key workers on NHS anniversary
▪ Infection control guidance for dental clinics, GP practices, and pharmacies
▪ Coronavirus: Eyesight of thousands at risk due to missed care
▪ Coronavirus: NHS waiting list could hit 10 million this year
▪ Babylon Health admits GP app suffered a data breach
▪ Black Melanoma Patients Face Treatment Delays
▪ WHO Clarifies Comments on Asymptomatic COVID Spread
▪ Math Myths: Are Boys Really Better at Math?
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 9, 2020
▪ Prediabetes 101
▪ Experiments Show Masks May Protect Against COVID
▪ COVID-19 Ravages the Navajo Nation
▪ Older LGBTQ Adults Higher Odds for Substance Abuse
▪ Care providers could face £6bn extra in COVID-19 infection control costs
▪ Coronavirus: Weekly death figures continue to fall
▪ Coronavirus: Asymptomatic transmission very rare
▪ BAME women account for majority of UK COVID-19 pregnancy admissions
▪ Can thermal cameras help spot coronavirus?
▪ UK COVID-19 taskforce and testing will help care sector control infection
▪ Person Centred Software: developing the care home of the future
▪ Deaths Shape How Black Parents Navigate “The Talk”
▪ Coronavirus: What We Know Now
▪ What’s New in Diabetes Technology?
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 8, 2020
▪ Intellectual Disability Raises COVID-19 Death Risk
▪ 5 Ways to Control What You Can
▪ Coronavirus: Risk higher for pregnant BAME women
▪ Coronavirus: Lockdowns in Europe saved millions of lives
▪ Coronavirus: UK daily deaths drop to pre-lockdown level
▪ Coronavirus: Saffron Walden dentist shows new appointment routine
▪ COVID Tied to Raised Risk of Post-Op Death: Study
▪ Fewer Suicide-Related ER Visits Amid COVID-19
▪ Vayamed: the company delving into cannabis research
▪ Experts Optimistic in Search for COVID-19 Vaccine
▪ The Greater Cannabis Company completes oral CBD patch shipment
▪ Vayamed: the company delving into cannabis research
▪ Coronavirus: The chaplains at the front line of end-of-life care
▪ Could telehealth help to treat symptoms of cancer?
▪ A 500-day journey prescribing medicinal cannabis in Australia
▪ More research is needed into COVID-19 dementia deaths
▪ Coronavirus: Devon care homes were hit so quickly
▪ How my carer saved me during lockdown
▪ Why this doctor s phone is her coronavirus helpline
▪ 4 Things to Pack for a Music Festival
▪ Coronavirus: Hunting for future killer viruses
▪ Matt Hancock: 40,000 coronavirus death toll a time of sorrow
▪ Coronavirus: 40,000 UK deaths - what happened?
▪ Coronavirus: NHS trust bosses not consulted over new face mask rules
▪ Coronavirus: Care home residents face steep hike in fees
▪ Coronavirus: Is R number balanced on knife edge?
▪ Coronavirus: Fully reopening schools could cause second wave
▪ Coronavirus: WHO advises to wear masks in public areas, reversing policy
▪ 11 Diabetes Dos: Your Type 2 Checklist
▪ Eating on the Go With Diabetes
▪ Protesters Take Precautions as Experts Fear COVID Surge
▪ Daily Practices for Type 1 Diabetes Control
▪ Nursing Homes a Hotspot for COVID-19 Deaths
▪ My Diabetes Journey: Inspiring Myself to Inspire Others
▪ Could Heartburn Med Pepcid Ease COVID-19 Symptoms?
▪ High Blood Pressure Might Raise COVID Death Risk
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 5, 2020
▪ Pets: Big Pandemic Stress Reducers
▪ Psychological Distress Tripled During Pandemic
▪ COVID-19: Loss of Smell, Taste Might Be Long-Term
▪ Black Children Hit Especially Hard by COVID-19
▪ DIY COVID Tests Work Fine, Less Discomfort: Study
▪ Coronavirus: Malaria drug hydroxychloroquine does not save lives
▪ AIVF deploys technology and innovation to boost reproductive science
▪ WHO: reducing disease inequality with vaccine funding
▪ Coronavirus: AstraZeneca to begin making potential vaccine
▪ Using Artificial Intelligence to determine COVID-19 severity
▪ Coronavirus: Dementia deaths up during pandemic
▪ Virtual infection control and mental health education
▪ Virus cases down to 5,600 a day, says ONS survey
▪ Coronavirus: No return to business as usual for dentists
▪ Coronavirus: NHS contact-tracing app in place by end of month, says minister
▪ Coronavirus: Widen rules on where face coverings must be used, say UK doctors
▪ Coronavirus: Outbreak exercise showed ‘clear gap’ in readiness
▪ Tens of thousands of heart procedures delayed by pandemic
▪ Coronavirus: Influential study on hydroxychloroquine withdrawn
▪ Vaccine summit exceeds target to raise almost £7bn
▪ Trump Obese But Healthy, His Doctor Says
▪ 9 Killer Kebab Tips
▪ Preventing Eczema in Babies With Dry Skin
▪ Coronavirus: Face coverings to be mandatory on public transport
▪ DIY Hair Color Like a Pro
▪ Announcing our new app: Birth Beyond
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 4, 2020
▪ Are Symptoms From COVID-19 or Seasonal Allergies?
▪ When a Handgun Is in the Home, Suicide Risk Rises
▪ Coronavirus: Minister Kemi Badenoch rejects systemic racism claims
▪ COVID-19 telehealth adoption could reduce disparities in healthcare
▪ Coronavirus: Rehab hospital welcomes patients
▪ Developing new approaches to COVID-19 infection control and patient care
▪ Asymptomatic care workers unknowingly spread coronavirus
▪ Evidence still unclear on whether cannabis affects risk of stroke
▪ Evidence still unclear on whether cannabis affects risk of stroke
▪ Coronavirus: Princess Alexandra Hospital faced overwhelming demand
▪ Coronavirus: How the UK is sleeping under lockdown
▪ Stalled vaccine programmes put children s lives at risk
▪ Health Media Network Partners with the Mighty to Educate and Empower Millions of People Facing Health Challenges
▪ Colon Cancer Signs in Young Adults Often Dismissed
▪ Claims of a Weaker COVID-19 Virus Disputed
▪ Congo Facing Ebola, COVID and Measles All at Once
▪ Domestic Violence Rises Under Stay-at-Home Rules
▪ Plasma Therapy Helps Critically Ill COVID Patients
▪ Colon Cancer Signs in Young Adults Often Dismissed
▪ Coronavirus: Can superspreading be stopped?
▪ Study on Hydroxychloroquine for COVID Questioned
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 3, 2020
▪ What s Behind Severe Kids Illness After COVID-19?
▪ Global Drug Survey shows COVID-19 surge in UK alcohol intake
▪ Food Allergies Under-Diagnosed in Poor Families?
▪ Coronavirus: 24-hour test results by end of June
▪ Controlling spread of COVID-19 infection indoors needs to be a priority
▪ Women urged not to ignore chest pain during coronavirus pandemic
▪ Discover the latest development in telehealth delivery – smart glasses
▪ Good Routies For Safety Whether At Home or Work
▪ Evidence on optimal use of PPE and physical distancing to stop COVID-19
▪ Coronavirus: Ibuprofen tested as a treatment
▪ ECT depression therapy should be suspended, study suggests
▪ Vulnerable Groups Weigh Risks as Country Reopens
▪ Type 1 Diabetes Costs $2,500 a Year With Insurance
▪ COVID-19 Exacts Emotional Toll on Doctors
▪ COVID-19 Cases Drop in Warm Weather, But Not Much
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 2, 2020
▪ Coronavirus: Why we don t know how many are being tested
▪ Shortages of Hydroxychloroquine for Lupus Patients
▪ Majority Want Virus Curbed Over Economy Reopening
▪ COVID-19 provides opportunity for digital innovation in diabetes care
▪ Coronavirus: Ethnic minority report is published
▪ ‘Deep concern’ over care home Infection Control fund
▪ Coronavirus: Government criticised over use of testing data
▪ EIT Health awards UK and Irish startups to assist healthcare in Europe
▪ Coronavirus: Deaths at lowest level since March
▪ Breakthrough ultraviolet light development could help kill COVID-19 virus
▪ Coronavirus: How dangerous is lifting lockdown?
▪ Stay-at-Home Orders Could Mean More Obese Kids
▪ Viral, Antibody Test Number Policy Sows Confusion
▪ What Will It Take to Reopen Offices Safely?
▪ Antibody Tests May Answer Public Health Questions
▪ Metformin Recalled for Possible Cancerous Chemical
▪ Coronavirus: Royal Papworth Hospital patient walks after 54 days
▪ COVID Rates Lower Than Thought for Pregnant Women
▪ Postponed Surgeries Resume, Stretching Hospitals
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: June 1, 2020
▪ Coronavirus: More than two million in UK waiting for cancer care
▪ Urgent infection control reform needed in hospitals worldwide
▪ Doctors examine best treatment options for rare type of stroke
▪ Government issues COVID-19 workplace infection control guidance
▪ Coronavirus changes how doctors deal with death
▪ Coronavirus: UK exceeds 200,000 testing capacity target
▪ Coronavirus: Shielding changes will make a huge difference - Robert Jenrick
▪ Coronavirus: Dominic Raab defends lockdown relaxation measures in England
▪ Coronavirus: Raab defends relaxation of lockdown rules
▪ Coronavirus: IVF pause like rug pulled beneath you
▪ Coronavirus: I m high risk but made a full recovery
▪ Coronavirus: The mystery of silent spreaders
▪ Coronavirus: Shielders in England allowed outdoors again from Monday
▪ Coronavirus: Dangerous moment as UK lockdown eases
▪ Coronavirus: Don t tear the pants out of it warns scientist on lockdown easing
▪ Coronavirus: Tory MPs call for change in 2m social distancing rule
▪ Coronavirus: Scientists urge vigilance amid easing of lockdown measures
▪ Social distancing: A practical guide to how to socialise now
▪ Coronavirus: GPs not told when patients removed from shielding lists
▪ DIY dentistry: What is safe to do to your own teeth?
▪ Coronavirus: What happens next?
▪ Prostate Cancer Drug Could Be Game Changing
▪ DVT Clots Strike Critically Ill COVID-19 Patients
▪ COMMENTARY: COVID Immunity Passport No More Reliable Than a Coin Flip
▪ Facing COVID Without a Home, Without Health Care
▪ Relaxing lockdown risky and political decision
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: May 29, 2020
▪ 1 in 10 Hospitalized Diabetic COVID Patients Dies
▪ Could arketamine be a breakthrough therapy for depression?
▪ Tumour-tropic liposome technology could pave way for cancer treatments
▪ Coronavirus Global Response campaign aims for affordable vaccine for all
▪ NHS Seacole: Covid-19 rehab centre takes first patients
▪ Cancer and COVID-19: What’s the Outlook?
▪ Face Masks at Home Reduce COVID-19 Risk, Study Says
▪ Cancer and COVID-19: What’s the Outlook?
▪ More Turn to Medical Marijuana for Arthritis Pain
▪ Many With Autism Missing Out on Key Gene Tests
▪ Coronavirus: How the virus is hitting some harder than others
▪ About 7% have had coronavirus, says ONS survey
▪ Coronavirus: Dental practices to reopen from 8 June
▪ Coronavirus: Contact tracing like detective work
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: May 28, 2020
▪ The Need For Routine Healthcare Remains Unchanged
▪ Programming uncertainty into AI can improve safety of robotic prosthetics
▪ Experts provide insights on COVID-19 antibody tests
▪ AIDS Activist, Playwright Larry Kramer Dies at 84
▪ Injected Electrode May Control Pain Without Drugs
▪ Pandemic Can Overwhelm Those With Autism
▪ Silent COVID-19 More Widespread Than Thought
▪ Coronavirus: R number very similar across UK
▪ UN gives recommendations on mental health support following COVID-19
▪ Coronavirus: Vast majority will say yes to test and trace
▪ Discover the WHO COVID-19 Solidarity Fund
▪ Coronavirus deaths in US top 100,000
▪ Coronavirus: Test and trace system kicks off in England
▪ Coronavirus: How a hospital and its community copes with death
▪ Aerosol Scientist: COVID-19 Is Likely Airborne
▪ Aerosol Scientist: COVID-19 Is Likely Airborne
▪ Uncles, Aunts May Increase Child s Odds for Autism
▪ COVID-19 Virus Found in Stool May be Infectious
▪ Coronavirus: Everyone in the UK is now eligible for a test
▪ Coronavirus: Matt Hancock outlines new isolation guidelines
▪ Regina King Is Stronger Than Ever
▪ Coronavirus Daily Digest: May 27, 2020
▪ Medicare Recipients May Get Insulin at $35 Per Month
▪ Medicare Recipients to Get Insulin at $35 Per Month?
▪ Take 10 With Daveed Diggs
▪ Coronavirus: Test and trace system will start on Thursday
▪ Remote mental health treatment for young people with depression
▪ Clotting Tied to COVID-19 May Harm the Placenta
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