New campaign launched to end corridor care as data shows more than 100,000 patients...
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine today launches its campaign, RCEM CARES, to improve Emergency Departments (EDs) across the UK after new data shows that...
Coronavirus Latest-5373 people have now died in UK hospitals
The department of health and social care said as of 5pm yesterday 5,373 people who had tested positive for coronavirus have died in UK...
Adults with disabilities overlooked in Covid-19 crisis says professor
Low rates of testing for adults with disabilities and a higher death rate for those in work shows an urgent need to better support...
‘100% accurate’ antibody test could be coronavirus breakthrough
A new test which could help discover if people have developed immunity to coronavirus is 100% accurate, public health leaders have said.
Prime Minister Boris...
Dentists to be allowed to reopen from 8th June
The British Dental Association (BDA) has welcomed news the government has given the green light for the restoration of routine care services in England,...
Manchester researchers lead programme to assess instant testing for COVID-19
Researchers from Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) and The University of Manchester (UoM) are to assess the effectiveness of tests that may give...
Greater Manchester children take part in voluntary coronavirus antibody research – ‘What’s the STORY’
A research study evaluating the presence of COVID-19 antibodies in children and young people is taking place at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT).
What’s...
North’s Covid measures ‘rash based on data which is not backed up by the...
The imposition of a partial lockdown in parts of the North of England we’re rash’ decision which is not backed up by the data,...
Covid vaccine could begin clinical trials in the UK in late autumn or early...
A Cambridge-developed vaccine candidate against SARS-CoV-2 could begin clinical trials in the UK in late autumn or early next year, thanks to a £1.9million...
COVID-19 vaccine may not need to be fully effective to benefit public health
Even an imperfect, partially effective vaccine against COVID-19 could have a substantial public health benefit if rolled out in 2021, a report says.
Researchers from...