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Why The Booster Jab Programme Isn't Going Quite As Planned

The new campaign to give every adult a third dose of the vaccine has not quite met expectations.
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The Sad Reasons Some People Go To A&E Hundreds Of Times A Year

Some go for the hospital heating, others to speak to someone, only some are ill.
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What The Social Care Shake-Up Means For You

The government's new plans to reform social care in the NHS could hit poorer communities the hardest.
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The Best Way To Protect The NHS From Covid Is To Protect Yourself

We keep hearing how 'challenging' the months ahead are going to be. Here's how not to feel helpless.
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'On The Verge Of Collapse': How Mandatory Vaccines Are Impacting Care Homes

As many as 60,000 care home staff are expected to leave the sector this week.
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Sajid Javid Is 'Leaning' Towards Mandatory Vaccinations For NHS Staff

"If they haven’t got vaccinated by now, then there is an issue with patient safety," the health secretary said.
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What Asthmatics Need To Know About The New NHS 'Wonder Drug'

Dupilumab is now available, but only to some patients.
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The Government Wants A GP League Table And People Aren't Buying It

"Perhaps rate MPs instead?"
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Sajid Javid Admits He's Still Not Read The Bombshell Covid Report

The health secretary said: ”I actually haven’t had the opportunity to study every word of the report."
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5 Obstacles Preventing People Accessing The Mental Health Care They Need

You ask for help, you hit a wall. Here's what needs to change.
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