...expect, to improve the health and increase the prosperity of the world’s poorest people. Dr Nabarro, who is based in New York, is currently overseeing the UN’s response to the...
...life is still very good. But for all this good news – and it is such good news, living day to day with Oliver isn’t easy. He has no...
...in five new mums though it means developing mental health complications ranging from postnatal depression to psychosis. When everyone around you expects you to be overjoyed it can feel impossible...
...genome maps are resulting in scientific breakthroughs and new cures. Professor Sir John Savill, Chief Executive of the Medical Research Council, said: The Medical Research Council welcomes the CMO’s far-sighted...
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...threat of AMR in agriculture and the impact on the environment, GAMRIF is committing £5m to a new bilateral UK-Argentina partnership with a resource-matched contribution from the Argentinian National Scientific...
...current indemnity arrangements within General Practice, informing the development of the new state backed scheme. We received more than 1,200 individual responses, providing us with extremely useful insight into current...
A report broadcast on the 7th May by Channel 4 News about the Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Plan (PIPP) contained several misleading claims. Please find our response below. A Government spokesperson...
...test location, linkage to care homes and postcode information for positive cases. This means that thanks to NHS Test and Trace local teams can visit people on the ground -...
...US, Europe, Turkey, South Africa and South America. Approximately 42% of global participants and 30% of US participants had racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds AstraZeneca trials took place in the...
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