How the government’s lockdown message created a public health crisis
Hundreds of people are still dying at home each week because they are worried about putting excessive pressure on the NHS.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Hundreds of people are still dying at home each week because they are worried about putting excessive pressure on the NHS.
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ByOne of my patients came to realise the extent to which his emotional life was affecting his body.
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ByA study found around 100 symptoms the virus may cause, but only a dozen or so are widely recognised. At this…
ByDeaths and hospitalisations remain far lower than in the spring, but this could rapidly change.
ByYoung people may be cavalier about coronavirus, but long Covid, a chronic, ongoing form of the disease, doesn't discriminate by age.
BySufferers are haunted by a “ghost of the virus” months after first falling ill.
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