The government has set a deadline of the end of June for people to come forward and get either their...
Vaccinations
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The decision in early 2021 to delay people’s second Covid-19 jabs saved thousands of lives.
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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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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.
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The experience of the Covid-19 pandemic has led to a 'significant' decline in confidence in vaccines generally, a study has suggested.
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An independent public inquiry into how the government handled the coronavirus pandemic began last week, led by Baroness Hallett, a...
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With Covid-19 antibodies declining across the population, an expert wants to see the autumn booster programme expanded.
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What factors have influenced vaccine hesitancy among some groups of workers? And is there anything employers can do to encourage uptake?
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The UK Health Security Agency has published interim advice fleshing out how it expects its Covid-19 autumn booster vaccination programme to work.
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More than one in five employers plans to implement a 'no jab no job' policy over the coming year, according to Acas.
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People who have had Covid-19 may be at increased risk of developing serious blood clots for six months following their infection.
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Sage research into Covid prevalence highlighted how important ‘choice’ over an individual’s work situation is for health outcomes, one of the government's top health experts has said.
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More than half of pregnant women in England have now had one or more doses of a Covid-19 vaccine, government figures show.