Ethnic minority groups experienced higher rates of severe illness and death during the Covid-19 pandemic because of their greater risk...
Coronavirus
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The extreme fatigue and 'brain fog' that people with long Covid can experience may be down to the virus causing changes in the brain structure.
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People from ethnic minority backgrounds are no longer significantly more likely to die of Covid, finds the Office for National Statistics.
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The vast majority of workers believe the quality of air they breathe at work has a direct impact on their...
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As nurses and ambulance workers in England walk out today (Monday 6 February) on strike, analysis has highlighted just how...
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Official figures show long Covid is still prevalent, but declining. Many have had symptoms for more than two years.
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Thousands of NHS workers with long Covid are missing out on pay due to a change in sickness policy, a BBC Panorama investigation suggests.
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Only people who are at higher risk of severe Covid-19 should be offered vaccine booster jabs this autumn, theJoint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has said.
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People who have not been vaccinated against Covid-19 have a greater risk of death and cardiovascular disease for at least 18 months after infection.
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People who experience long Covid following only a mild bout of Covid-19 are likely to see their symptoms resolve within a year.
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Millions of often working-age people across the UK are still experiencing long-term, potentially debilitating, health symptoms following a Covid-19 infection...
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An employee who lost his job for refusing to work during the pandemic, claiming his workplace posed a ‘serious and...
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A rehabilitation programme based on a gradual or paced increase in physical activity has shown “exciting” results in helping people...
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Racism has been the “fundamental cause” of Covid-19 vaccination hesitancy among ethnic minority groups, a study from Manchester University has...
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A care home operator had the right to dismiss employees who refused to be vaccinated against Covid-19, an employment tribunal has ruled.