The development of memory loss and cognitive issues, often referred to as ‘brain fog’, as a result of Covid infection could be tied to the way the v... read more
Dr Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, said Wednesday that he expects the Food and Drug Administration to approve the Pfizer-BioNTe... read more
Black-Caribbean people are the least likely ethnic group to have had a Covid booster vaccine in England, official data shows. Just a third of adults in the grou... read more
Britain’s daily Covid cases fell by a single percent in a week today in an early hint that the recent dramatic plunge in Omicron might be starting to leve... read more
A health minister has defended the Government’s record on treating cancer despite data showing more Britons are waiting longer for urgent treatment than e... read more
Covid case growth is starting to slow down nationwide as the U.S. finally reaches the peak of its winter Omicron surge. Cases have doubled over the past two wee... read more
SAGE has acknowledged that its terrifying Omicron hospital admission projections were off the mark — and it is now warning of a ‘long tail’ of inf... read more
The CDC projects that anywhere between 9,800 to 35,700 deaths from Covid will occur in the U.S. during the week that ends on February 12. This means deaths coul... read more
Boris Johnson’s mask U-turn descended into chaos today after TfL and rail firms issued conflicting orders and shoppers ditched face coverings early. The Prime... read more
Six in 10 hospitalised Covid ‘patients’ in London are now primarily being treated for other ailments, according to official statistics. NHS Engl... read more
Telling obese women to lose weight before trying to have children through fertility treatment may be pointless, research suggests. Very overweight women struggl... read more
Parents have launched a campaign to prevent ‘overzealous’ schools from imposing masks in schools after teaching unions threatened to derail Boris Johnson’... read more
Britain’s Covid cases are down by a fifth in a week and falling in every age group except the under-18s, according to the country’s largest symptom-... read more
Fast walkers are less likely to suffer heart failure than dawdlers, research suggests. Scientists at Brown University in Rhode Island, tracked the health of 25,... read more
Many people want to have healthy-looking skin that radiates from the inside out. Some see glowing skin as an indication of good health; others are only interest... read more
Using cannabis can worsen memory, concentration and decision-making, another study claims University of Montreal researchers found cannabis also damages memory... read more
There are numerous different career pathways that can be taken in the Australian medical profession. If you’ve trained to become a qualified doctor (or you ar... read more
Binge-watching TV in middle-age may raise the risk of blood clots by a THIRD, study suggests… and experts say you should ‘stand and stretch’ e... read more
Antibiotic-resistant infections directly killed 1.2million people in 2019, according to the largest study of its kind that lays bare the growing threat of super... read more
Dr Kamran Abbasi — editor of the British Medical Journal — slammed Facebook for ‘censoring’ its report into allegations of malpractice during ... read more
Clunky plaster casts really ARE best for broken bones, study finds Study finds no difference in using metal pins or plaster cast to heal broken wrist Experts tr... read more
The likelihood of receiving a false positive after taking a rapid antigen Covid test is extremely low, accounting for les than 0.1 percent of total tests, a new... read more
