UK Covid inquiry in Scotland: Five things we learned in week three
Senior politicians from the Scottish and UK governments gave evidence on the inquiry’s third and final week in Edinburgh. Source link
Senior politicians from the Scottish and UK governments gave evidence on the inquiry’s third and final week in Edinburgh. Source link
Campaigners said they were not satisfied with Boris Johnson’s answers at the Covid inquiry. Source link
The detailed and contemporaneous communications, foul-mouthed WhatsApp messages, diaries of concerned scientists and scribbled recordings of meetings involving cabinet ministers will bring back memories of those surreal, grim days of crisis – and help us discover a little more about what was going on in Downing Street. Source link
An inquiry into the “worst treatment disaster in NHS history” prepares to hear from its final witness. Source link
The UK public inquiry launches with the promise of a robust look into whether more could have been done. Source link
For migraine sufferers, self-care during the pandemic has been a particular concern. Stress can be a significant trigger for many, and for some people, the lockdowns and social distancing measures may have made it harder to keep your stress in check. At the same time, having to slow down and stay home may have helped … Read more
The pandemic inspired a new-found, national respect for German scientists, says the BBC’s Jenny Hill. Virologist Christian Drosten is now a household name, as is Lothar Wieler, who runs the Robert Koch Institute that advises the German government. So are the married BioNTech founders Uğur Şahin and Özlem Türeci, who developed the first approved vaccine. … Read more
Dec. 23, 2020 — What are the most critical lessons of the coronavirus crisis? WebMD asked health experts on the front lines of the nation’s COVID-19 response effort to weigh in on this question and to reflect on how the crisis has affected them personally. Their answers provide insights into the pandemic’s impact. … Read more
Soul Searching After a Diagnosis Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) came for Lovaine Cohen with speed and force. Cohen was in her 20s when she gave birth to her first child, a daughter. After she became a mother, Cohen’s lower back began to hurt. Soon, she couldn’t walk without a limp. Eventually, Cohen needed … Read more
Sarah Smith says that after living in pain for years, she feels happy and wants to inspire others. Source link