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During the pandemic, I was shocked that older people in Britain were regarded as being disposable. We need their wisdom, says public scientist Devi Sridhar

Veoza reduces the severity of this common menopausal symptom. But at £430 a month, only the wealthy will benefit just now, says Guardian columnist Devi Sridhar

With his own party calamitously down in the polls and destructively ripping itself apart on seemingly everything from immigration to taxes, it’s ever harder to recall that our beleaguered Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, was once one of the most popular politicians in Britain.

If we are to be prepared for the next pandemic, we need competent leaders, functional testing and trust in the science, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at Edinburgh University

We speak to professor Devi Sridhar, who is Chair of Global Public Health at Edinburgh University, and was a member of the COVID advisory group to the Scottish government during the pandemic.

Johnson was facing hard questions about whether he waited too long to impose a lockdown as the virus engulfed Britain in March 2020

Britain’s former prime minister will face tough questions when he testifies this week before an official inquiry into the pandemic.

At The Herald we want to cover health differently and give our readers insight, analysis and investigations worth subscribing for as well as…

At The Herald we want to cover health differently and give our readers insight, analysis and investigations worth subscribing for as well as…

<strong>Letter: </strong>People in bad housing are at greater risk of illness, which in turn limits their ability to afford a decent home, say <strong>Greg Fell</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Matt Ashton</strong> of the Association of Directors of Public Health