The UK should draw from some of the low cost, high impact strategies used in countries that have recently experienced epidemics, say Samuel Boland, Gillian McKay, Benjamin Black, and Susannah […]
Peru has a population of around 32 million of whom over a third live in its capital Lima.1 Like the rest of the world, it has been hit by the […]
We are now entering the second phase of covid-19, the so called “recovery” stage, sandwiched between the crisis and rebuilding phase. As the frenetic pace of the last few weeks […]
The way that the Pakistan government have collaborated with patient and community organisations during this pandemic sets a great example for other countries, says Hussain Jafri […]
Every doctor responsible for issuing a “Medical Certificate of Cause of Death” (MCCD) has a legal obligation to notify a senior coroner of a death if “the registered medical practitioner […]
Population-level public health policies have an important part in supporting the transition out of lockdown […]
Doctors will be making some very challenging decisions during the coronavirus crisis and have questions about how they can ensure they are acting lawfully. There are however significant questions about […]
Loosening the lockdown too much now will not do our health, the economy, or people’s livelihoods any good, argue KK Cheng and Wenjie Gong […]
In this weekly round-up, Richard Lehman looks at a personal selection of articles of relevance to clinicians dealing with covid-19 […]
At a time when many people are more vulnerable to domestic abuse, healthcare professionals should be extra vigilant of the signs, say Manás Dave and Neil Patel […]
