From this week, private patients who consult their family doctor about Covid-19 no longer have a free service and pay a regular doctor’s fee. It is the first time since the start of the pandemic …
China has reported a record number of Covid-19 infections, with cities across the country imposing localized lockdowns, mass testing and other restrictions that are stoking frustration and dimming the outlook for the world’s second-biggest economy. …
People are being told that they’re likely to catch Covid this winter anyway, even if vaccinated, and that they will suffer from uncontrollable sneezing if they do. Apparently, sneezing is Covid Symptom of the Week …
Chinese authorities have locked down the area surrounding the world’s largest iPhone factory after workers fled the facility to avoid Covid restrictions. The Zhengzhou airport economic zone in central China, where Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn …
The government says it could reintroduce Covid restrictions in Ireland if cases rise this winter. The number of people admitted to hospital with Covid has “been edging” in recent weeks, according to Dr Colm Henry, …
The baffling of doctors continues as seemingly healthy people, and in particular athletes, suddenly drop dead in increasing numbers, this time the unfortunate deceased was legendary bodybuilder and author Doug Brignole. His cause of death …
Regular as clockwork, the arrival of a new season brings the obligatory new Covid variant so Big Pharma can shift more product. This time, the naming convention is sort of cool, Omicron Spawn. Someone out …
The Health Service Executive (HSE) will offer both flu and Covid inoculations this winter, it has been confirmed. People aged 65 and older, and those with certain underlying conditions can avail of flu jabs for …
The Health Service Executive (HSE) will offer both flu and Covid inoculations this winter, it has emerged today. People aged 65 and older, and those with certain underlying conditions can avail of flu jabs for …
Sweden will soon stop offering coronavirus injections to teenagers due to very low risk of serious disease for this particular age group. From October 31st, youngsters aged 12 to 17 will no longer be given …
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