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Speed up booster jabs to save Christmas, say experts amid calls for Covid Plan B to be enacted - Vimarsana News

Speed up booster jabs to save Christmas, say experts amid calls for Covid Plan B to be enacted

England's Covid booster jab drive is struggling to get off the mark, leaving millions of vulnerable people without a crucial third dose heading into what is expected to be a tough winter for the NHS.

Fears face masks, working from home and Covid vaccine passports could return No10 hints ahead of 'challenging winter' - Vimarsana News

Fears face masks, working from home and Covid vaccine passports could return No10 hints ahead of 'challenging winter'

FACE masks, working from home and vaccine passports could be set to return if Covid cases continue to rise.Downing Street warned of a "challenging win

Covid booster jab uptake 'too slow to stop NHS being overwhelmed this winter' reigniting lockdown fears - Vimarsana News

Covid booster jab uptake 'too slow to stop NHS being overwhelmed this winter' reigniting lockdown fears

THE Covid booster programme - the key part of the Government’s plan to prevent a new wave this winter - is moving too slow, experts fear.It co

Have you caught the 'super cold'? Here's how to tackle the symptoms - Vimarsana News

Have you caught the 'super cold'? Here's how to tackle the symptoms

After the pandemic meant 18 months without our usual exposure to germs, an illness that we'd normally brush off is back with a vengeance

Covid jabs effectiveness could 'fall to just 50% within MONTHS', warns top expert - Vimarsana News

Covid jabs effectiveness could 'fall to just 50% within MONTHS', warns top expert

COVID vaccine efficacy could dip below what is considered an acceptable level of 50 per cent within months, an expert has warned.Immunity against the