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New Hampshire and Oklahoma open up coronavirus vaccines to out-of-state residents

New Hampshire and Oklahoma have become the latest U.S. states to open up coronavirus vaccines to all Americans regardless of residency. On Thursday, Oklahoma ex... read more

Weekly Covid deaths in England and Wales fall to lowest levels in six months

Coronavirus deaths in England and Wales have plunged to their lowest level in six months, official figures revealed today amid tumbling infections and a success... read more

Dr Antony Fauci claims US may not need AstraZeneca’s Covid vaccine

Dr Anthony Fauci today claimed the US may never need to use AstraZeneca’s Covid vaccine. America’s top infectious disease expert said his country ... read more

How to tackle heel pain and get back on your feet: DR MARTIN SCURR addresses your health issues 

My wife is a keen walker, but has not been able to walk for months due to heel pain. Her doctor and podiatrist both suggested plantar fasciitis, but it does not... read more

Tube that props open blood vessels could conquer impotence

A tube that props open tiny blood vessels may offer a new way to tackle impotence.  The wire tube, or stent, is implanted inside the tiny arteries measuring ju... read more

Why I made a film about my struggle to have a baby

Charlotte (pictured) and her now husband were told that the pregnancy was ectopic — rather than growing in the womb, the fertilised egg had lodged in one of ... read more

CDC director says Michigan needs to shut down AGAIN amid rising coronavirus cases

The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says Michigan needs to ‘close things down’ in light of the rising number of COV... read more

Experts are worried that using the Body Mass Index is not a fat lot of good 

During a year of grim statistics, it was one of the grimmest. Launching its £10 million anti-obesity strategy last summer, Public Health England (PHE) warned t... read more

Experts’ medicine cabinet essentials: The shopping list to keep your family healthy

The past year has taught us the importance of a stocked medicine cabinet.  Whatever health problem you face —from cuts and stings to a thumping headache or e... read more

Eat your way to a dreamy sleep: The secret to a good night’s rest lies in the ‘brain’ in your gut

What you eat and when you eat it has an enormous effect on your body clock, your sleep and, by extension, how many years you will live.  By ‘eat’ we mean p... read more

Did catching Covid-19 help these patients fight cancer?

When doctors at a hospital in Cornwall carried out a follow-up check last summer on a 61-year-old man recently diagnosed with cancer, they found something extra... read more

Covid UK: Daily deaths HALVE in a week to 13 while cases rise 29%

Daily Covid cases have jumped by nearly a third in a week, official figures revealed today in the first sign that England’s four-day Easter weekend may have f... read more

Regeneron to ask FDA to use its COVID-19 antibody drug as a preventative treatment

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals plans to ask the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to allow its COVID-19 monoclonal antibody cocktail to be used as a preventat... read more

Coronavirus UK: NHS to use £15 budesonide inhalers found to boost Covid recovery at home

Coronavirus-infected Brits can now be prescribed inhalers on the NHS after experts found a commonly used asthma drug can help patients recover faster. Budesonid... read more

US records more than 70,000 average daily coronavirus cases for the first time since February

Coronavirus cases continue to rise across the United States, fueling fears of a fourth wave as officials urge Americans to keep following public health measures... read more

Covid England: Some areas have still only vaccinated HALF of over-50s

Parts of England have still only vaccinated half of citizens over the age of 50, as the NHS prepares to move onto people in their 40s.   Some areas of the cou... read more

England ‘shouldn’t be hit by a Covid third wave this summer’

England shouldn’t be hit by a third wave of coronavirus this summer, Government advisers have admitted. Bleak modelling submitted to ministers warned the ... read more

Risk of two fully vaccinated people catching Covid from meeting up indoors is ‘tiny’

Risk of two fully vaccinated people catching Covid from meeting up indoors is ‘tiny’ at just one in 400,000, scientists say Epidemiologist Professor... read more

DR MAX PEMBERTON: Line of Duty’s pill popping plot rings scarily true

Along with millions of others, I have been gripped by the latest series of Line Of Duty. Yet while storylines in the hit TV show often stretch cred- ulity, ther... read more

Pandemic drinking puts more than 100 people in hospital

Pandemic drinking puts more than 100 people in hospital with worst affected patients in their early 60s or early 70s NHS had 750,000 alcohol-related admissions... read more

How 12 times more people are dying from cancer than Covid

How 12 times more people are dying from cancer than Covid – as experts warn treatment backlog will become ‘collateral damage’ of the pandemic ... read more

How Chile’s new Covid spike proves England’s cautious roadmap is the right route out of this crisis

Things are going according to plan. Despite a few wobbles about vanishingly small blood-clot risks, our vaccine rollout charges forward. And tomorrow we will en... read more

Why washing your weekly shopping probably does nothing to protect you from Covid

Be honest. Are you still washing your grocery shopping? Along with bulk-buying loo roll, it always seemed like Covid overkill to me. But I know a fair few peopl... read more

EVE SIMMONS: Are these fitness influencer poses the best way to encourage young girls to exercise?

Browsing Amanda Finnie’s Instagram page, I’m not quite sure where to look. In one video, she is posing in a pair of mini-avocado print knickers – and litt... read more