Laois Nationalist — Reopening of schools in January will aid Covid spread, prof warns
Professor Jack Lambert said that schools had not been properly prepared for reopening last September…
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Professor Jack Lambert said that schools had not been properly prepared for reopening last September…
Professor Jack Lambert said that schools had not been properly prepared for reopening last September…
Professor Jack Lambert said that schools had not been properly prepared for reopening last September
BBC News Published image captionYen in a recent picture on what she calls one of her good days Yen Lau caught Lyme disease from an infected tick bite during a camping trip to Loch Lomond almost four years ago. She says she is living with an "invisible disease" that today still causes her days-long bouts of sickness, migraines, dizziness and chronic fatigue. But she is determined to enjoy her "good days" when she does not feel ill, and also wants to raise awareness of the risks posed by the tiny insects. "People say I don't look ill," says Yen, 35, from Glasgow.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has been urged by a group of doctors to clear the way for widespread use of rapid Covid-19 tests. A group of 13 senior medics, including Prof Jack Lambert from the Mater Hospital, have criticised the “lack of urgency” being shown by the National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet) towards the use of the rapid testing. In a letter to Mr Donnelly, the group said rapid antigen detection testing (RADT) “represents a massive opportunity for our entire island”. “We urge all our political leaders to embrace and quickly implement this simple and available ...