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Anyone who goes to a beach already has a 'beach body'. Don't strive for an illusion | Devi Sridhar - Vimarsana News

Anyone who goes to a beach already has a 'beach body'. Don't strive for an illusion | Devi Sridhar

Instead of falling for fitness and diet fads, focus on the things that will bring you true health and happiness this summer, says public health academic Devi Sridhar

Revised report on impact of Covid lockdowns leaves unanswered questions - Vimarsana News

Revised report on impact of Covid lockdowns leaves unanswered questions

Book based on May 2022 review ‘did lockdowns work?’ examines whether legally enforced interventions prevented deaths

Alzheimer's drugs are a ray of hope. They must be accessible to all, not the wealthy few | Devi Sridhar - Vimarsana News

Alzheimer's drugs are a ray of hope. They must be accessible to all, not the wealthy few | Devi Sridhar

There are now two impressive possible treatments for this form of dementia. But concerns remain over cost and potential side-effects, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

Bird Flu: Professor Devi Sridhar warns world is not prepared - Vimarsana News

Bird Flu: Professor Devi Sridhar warns world is not prepared

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said yesterday that bird flu has been detected in two poultry workers in England

Bird flu could become the next human pandemic – and politicians aren't paying attention | Devi Sridhar - Vimarsana News

Bird flu could become the next human pandemic – and politicians aren't paying attention | Devi Sridhar

We have the tools to prepare, but post-Covid fatigue and a lack of political will mean they aren’t being used, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at Edinburgh University