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Up to 138,000 people around the world die from snakebites every year. Is a cure on the horizon?
Blackburn's Prof Dominic Harrison says child jabs are "desperately needed" to fight a rise in cases.
âClose scrutinyâ of coronavirus hospital admission rates in Blackburn with Darwen Rising Covid-19 case rates in Blackburn with Darwen are unlikely to lead to increased deaths and hospital admissions – but the situation will be monitored daily with “close scrutiny”, says the borough’s health chief. Seven people are currently in hospital in East Lancashire with a coronavirus diagnosis out of a population of 555,000, said Professor Dominic Harrison. He said that a number of those seven treated within East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust were eligible for a vaccination but ha...
âClose scrutinyâ of coronavirus hospital admission rates in Blackburn with Darwen Rising Covid-19 case rates in Blackburn with Darwen are unlikely to lead to increased deaths and hospital admissions – but the situation will be monitored daily with “close scrutiny”, says the borough’s health chief. Seven people are currently in hospital in East Lancashire with a coronavirus diagnosis out of a population of 555,000, said Professor Dominic Harrison. He said that a number of those seven treated within East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust were eligible for a vaccination but ha...
BBC News Published image copyrightReuters image captionPeople aged 38 and 39 are now being invited to receive vaccines across most of the UK A public health director has said he is "furious" the government has refused to allow extra vaccinations to halt the spread of the Covid-19 Indian variant. On Thursday, Blackburn with Darwen Council initially said all over-18s would be offered a jab, before later stating only those with underlying conditions could book a vaccination. Prof Dominic Harrison said not allowing wider vaccination was "illogical". The Department of Health and Social Care has ...