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Issue because it does not mean they are waiting for you at the pharmacy like at the supermarket and we need more lateral flow tests at the pharmacies and the government to support front line health care professionals doing the most utmost to support the public. gige professionals doing the most utmost to support the public.— to support the public. give us an insiaht. to support the public. give us an insight. there _ to support the public. give us an insight. there have _ to support the public. give us an insight. there have been - to support the public. give us an insight. there have been v...

Available, supply issues aside, for all of us to use regularly. he has said we should transition as he put it from a period of pandemic to endemic where coronavirus is something we would deal with cyclically on our yearly basis. let's speak to thorrun govind, chair of the royal pharmaceutical society in england. what would you think of the notion of lateral flow tests at sometime in the future not being free? i of lateral flow tests at sometime in the future not being free?- the future not being free? i think the future not being free? i think the important — the future not being free? i thi...

Bit uncertain so she is urging people to continue with their lateral flow test and urging people to keep their gatherings as small as possible and there was the guidance that people should limit it to three households in indoor spaces and she said wherever possible please continue with that for the time being and where ever possible continue with working from home. she described it saying that they would not yet moved from the epidemic stage of covid to the endemic stage but we are entering what she called a karma phase in the epidemic and she was hopefulfor a better spring and summer ahead sh...

We might need to do so later on in the year, but not at this point in time. more than 35 million boosters and doses have now been administered across the uk. data from the uk health security agency shows that three months after receiving a third jab, protection against hospitalisation remains at about 90% for people aged 65 and over. protection against mild symptomatic infection is more short—lived. that drops to around 30% by about three months. some countries, such as israel, have already started offering fourth jabs, but in the uk, the priority remains getting first, second and third dose...

I'm intrigued in the story, because one of the bits of the good news, the predeparture tests have been scrapped and it looks like day two tests will be replaced by some lateral flow tests which are honestly a lot cheaper and don't require any kind of booking and all the rest of it, but the telegraph has a story saying that some kids are actually going to be grounded, as it puts it, because the vaccine passport rules mean that unless you have got the app, which most kids don't have on their phone, unless they get a letter printed out, they cannot travel, and also some children not yet eligible ...