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63% of NHS doctors in survey say they have not had Covid vaccine

63% of NHS doctors in survey say they have not had Covid vaccine
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The NHS and care workers who have died during the coronavirus pandemic

The NHS and care workers who have died during the coronavirus pandemic
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Covid hotspot trusts to get first vaccine deliveries

By Jasmine Rapson2020-12-23T12:44:00+00:00 Additional trusts in covid hotspots such as Kent and London to start giving covid vaccine A total of 18 trusts have been added to the vaccine programme, bringing the total number of hospitals up to 82 Several NHS trusts in covid hotspot areas will start receiving batches of the vaccine for the first time, according to NHS England. Barts Health Trust, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells and Bedfordshire FT are among the latest set of trusts that will start providing the covid vaccine to over 80s and health and care staff. These three trusts all operate in tier four areas with the highest rate of covid.

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Could this straw for your NOSTRILS be the answer to overeating?

A tube that is slipped inside the nostrils to dull the sense of smell could offer a simple and drug-free way to lose weight. People who used the device daily for three months while on a strict diet shed twice as much weight as a second group, who dieted alone. They also ate fewer sweets, and drank fewer soft drinks and less alcohol, according to a new study in the journal Obesity Facts. It is thought that by directing air that’s inhaled through the nostrils away from the smell centre of the nose, the 2.5cm-long hollow tube prevents smells from stimulating appetite.

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Black Women Are 5 Times As Likely to Die in Childbirth So, Is It Safe for Me to Have a Baby?

Black Women Are 5 Times As Likely to Die in Childbirth. So, Is It Safe for Me to Have a Baby? Nadine White © Provided by Women s Health UK One writer goes in search of an answer to a question no woman should have to ask herself in 2020: is it safe for me to have a child? In the midst of this, one writer, Nadine White, asks a question that should be required of no one: Is it safe for me to have a baby? Correction: a version of this feature, published in the Dec/ Jan 2020 issue of Women s Health, misattributed research

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