An interesting article published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal by Fisman and others dated 25th April 2022 answers this question. The speed of vaccine development has been a singular achievement during the COVID-19 pandemic, although uptake has not been...
This is looked at in an article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association 22nd April 2022 by Jacobs and others. Women of reproductive age have been at the forefront of COVID 19 vaccine hesitancy, with sight concerns about the vaccine’s effects on...
Key allergy signs in babies Daily Record May 2022 Dr Sanjay Mehta, GP at The London General Practice discusses some of the key signs of allergies in babies. He explains that allergies in babies and infants can often be difficult to identify, especially in younger...
An insight article published in The Lancet psychiatry in May 2022 by Paul Harrison, Professor of Psychiatry at Oxford University and Associate Head of Research, The Chair of Oxford Neuroscience Committee analyses this. The first analysis published in The Lancet...
An interesting article published in Current Biology by Selinger and others on 28th April 2022 looks at this issue. They found that free living runners prefer a particular speed, largely independent of distance. They found that free living runners preferred speeds...
An interesting paper published in The Lancet by Philip and others 27th April 2022 looked into this issue. There are few evidence based interventions for long COVID, however, holistic approaches supporting recovery are advocated, this study assessed whether an online...
