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Widespread covid-19 infection among Spanish healthcare professionals did not occur by chance

June 1, 2020

Spain has the dubious honour of being the country with the highest number of covid-19 cases among healthcare workers. In Spain, at the time of writing, approximately 50,000 healthcare professionals […]

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Beneficence and equity: how the covid-19 pandemic exposed our weaknesses in Italy

May 22, 2020

For years we have been teaching our students how proud they should be to become doctors in our country—Italy—where equity is a constitutive value, and where health is guaranteed by […]

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A tale of two testing strategies in Italy for covid-19

May 22, 2020

The first patient believed to be infected with covid-19 through community transmission in Italy was diagnosed at a hospital in Codogno, a village near Milan in the Lombardy region on […]

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Covid-19: We are not “all in it together”—less privileged in society are suffering the brunt of the damage

May 22, 2020

Just because the the UK’s prime minister Boris Johnson and the Prince of Wales have had covid-19 doesn’t mean the disease strikes all people equally. As with previous disasters throughout […]

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Understanding power relations is key to scaling change for healthy communities

May 22, 2020

Levelling three elements of power creates the preconditions to achieve scale for health interventions say Scott Berns and Sebabatso Manoeli. This article is part of our Building Healthy Communities collection. […]

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The move to end the immigration surcharge for NHS workers is welcome, but it does not go far enough

May 22, 2020

The importance of universal access to healthcare could not be clearer than during a global pandemic—the health of any individual impacts the health of the whole population […]

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Are intensive care triage protocols harming the disabled?

May 21, 2020

Much of the covid-19 pandemic messaging focuses on protecting those who are at high risk of catching coronavirus more easily, developing complications of the illness and dying, but efforts may […]

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Prehabilitation may influence surgical morbidity and mortality during and after the covid-19 pandemic

May 21, 2020

Elective surgeries have been markedly reduced or even halted altogether in countries affected by the covid-19 pandemic, the scale of which is unprecedented in modern medicine. The pandemic will negatively […]

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Young people reported deteriorating mental health before covid-19—we need to take their concerns seriously

May 21, 2020

Life has changed enormously in Europe over the past two decades. The pace of change has probably been faster than at any time in human history. Digitalization, urbanization, globalization and […]

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Deaths from covid-19 could be the tip of the iceberg

May 20, 2020

The public health impact of choices made now will have implications long after the immediate crisis is over […]

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