Doctors in public facing roles have failed to spell out the dangers of flawed public health initiatives. Why is the mainstream medical profession chronically acquiescent on public health failures, asks […]
The impacts on public confidence are likely to be long lasting and experienced globally, says Julie Leask […]
Governments worldwide are currently working to expedite the rollout of covid-19 vaccination programmes for their citizens. Studies of the effectiveness of the Pfizer/BioNTech BNT162b2 vaccine and the AstraZeneca ChAdOx1 vaccine […]
Increasing production of vaccines for covid-19 presents huge potential problems because of its unprecedented scale. The complex supply chain for vaccines is vulnerable to shortages of key components as well […]
The covid-19 pandemic will not be over for us until it is over for everyone […]
Nakisa B. Sadeghi and Leana S. Wen The authorization of safe and effective covid-19 vaccines and subsequent efforts by the US government to increase supply and distribution are pivotal steps […]
Jac Dinnes and Clare Davenport look at the rollout of the mass testing regime in English schools […]
The arrival of several vaccines against the SARS-CoV-2 virus is a global and scientific feat to be commended. Hopes remain high that eventual population immunity from vaccination, or at least […]
Covid-19 has brought disruption, uncertainty, and pressure for doctors. In the first wave we were at least galvanised by feelings of community and pulling together. But it is different now. […]
The Budget had too little to say about the future for healthcare and was entirely silent on social care, writes Nigel Edwards, CEO Nuffield Trust Last week’s Budget took place […]
