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Health

Covid vaccines – ‘spectacular’ impact on serious illness

The first data on the UK Covid vaccine rollout suggests it is having a “spectacular” impact on stopping serious illness, researchers say. Within weeks, one shot reduces the risk of

Psychotherapy boosts positive effects in panic disorder patients

Psychotherapy appears to be beneficial in the longer run for people suffering from panic disorder, a new study suggests. The findings, published in the journal Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, indicated that

Golden rules to keep your kidneys healthy

Kidney disease is a major health concern that many people across the globe are the facing today. However, inculcating a few simple rules in your daily life can help you

COVID-19 vaccination ‘wildly uneven and unfair’: UN Secretary-General

International partners working to achieve equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccines appealed for the UN Security Council to ensure people caught in conflict have access to these lifesaving treatments. Addressing the

First baby born after uterus transplant in France

A baby has been born following a uterus transplant for the first time ever in France, the hospital treating mother and infant said Wednesday. Such births are extremely rare but

Covid-19: Vaccine as good in ‘real world’ as in trial in Israel

More data from Israel’s vaccination programme is suggesting the Pfizer jab prevents 94% of symptomatic infections. This indicates the vaccine is performing just as well in a larger population as

Covid: Vaccine given to 15 million in UK as PM hails ‘extraordinary feat’

More than 15 million people in the UK have now had their first coronavirus vaccine, in what Boris Johnson described as a “significant milestone”. The PM hailed the “extraordinary feat”,

Covid-19 pandemic: Warning vaccine roll-out risks prolonging crisis

The Covid-19 pandemic is unlikely to end unless poorer countries can access vaccines, scientists writing in medical journal the Lancet have warned. Unprecedented numbers of doses are needed, the article

Oxford vaccine to be tested on UK children as young as six in new trial

A new trial is being launched to find out how effective the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is for children. Researchers will use 300 volunteers to assess whether the jab produces a strong

Oxford vaccine to be tested on UK children as young as six in new trial

A new trial is being launched to find out how effective the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is for children. Researchers will use 300 volunteers to assess whether the jab produces a strong