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@EPHA_EU shared
On Apr 9, 2021
What is behind the low #covid19vaccine uptake in some ethnic #minorities? #SocialJustice is the moral foundation of #publichealth. However, the pandemic response demonstrates that it is not always central to government policy. #VaccineEquity https://t.co/wjxihtfVnm
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What is behind the low covid-19 vaccine take-up in some ethnic minorities?

What is behind the low covid-19 vaccine take-up in some ethnic minorities?

The unequal burden of covid-19 is etched along ethnic and racial lines. [1] While the risks from covid-19 are now better established, mitigation efforts remain insufficient, particularly ...

@GasteinForum shared
On Apr 13, 2021
Has Europe failed to protect its people from COVID-19? Yes, we have failed, argues Young Gasteiner @LinaPapartyte in a recent contribution to @bmj_latest discussing the case for a #EuropeanHealthUnion. @YoungGasteiners @EHUInitiative #HealthUnionManifesto https://t.co/o3uKZK02bT
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Has Europe failed to protect its people from covid-19?

Has Europe failed to protect its people from covid-19?

Yes, we have failed. This was the short answer to the central question posed during a recent European Health Forum Gastein webinar to discuss the European Health Union Initiative (EHUI)—a ...

@bbchealth shared
On Apr 13, 2021
Covid-19: England gets third jab as Moderna rollout begins https://t.co/5gyZFbtGYx
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Covid-19: England gets third jab as Moderna rollout begins

Covid-19: England gets third jab as Moderna rollout begins

It offers an alternative to the AstraZeneca jab for under-30s, after very rare blood clot concerns.

@PHE_uk shared
On Apr 9, 2021
RT @BorisJohnson: The science is clear: vaccines save lives. New @PHE_UK analysis shows COVID-19 vaccinations have prevented over 10,000 deaths. It’s important that you book your jab when the NHS contacts you. ➡️ https://t.co/YxlPKeUKn5 https://t.co/R7SQ3xIp1R
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COVID-19 vaccines have prevented 10,400 deaths in older adults

COVID-19 vaccines have prevented 10,400 deaths in older adults

PHE analysis suggests the UK COVID-19 vaccination programme has so far prevented thousands of deaths in those aged 60 and above.

@guardianscience shared
On Apr 8, 2021
Covid-19: how does it cause heart damage? https://t.co/lDIK4thLxX
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Covid-19: how does it cause heart damage?

Covid-19: how does it cause heart damage?

Nicola Davis asks how Covid-19 causes people to suffer from heart injuries after they have recovered from the initial infection

@bbchealth shared
On Apr 9, 2021
Covid-19: Bilston traders 'optimistic' for reopening of shops https://t.co/66gWwWe5xe
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Covid-19: Bilston traders 'optimistic' for reopening of shops

Covid-19: Bilston traders 'optimistic' for reopening of shops

The BBC speaks to small business owners in Bilston as non-essential shops prepare to reopen.

@WSJ shared
On Apr 10, 2021
Across the country, some of the fastest communities to vaccinate are home to Native American tribes, which were once among the hardest-hit by Covid-19 https://t.co/AaEfgPMXV8
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Native-American Tribes Pull Ahead in Covid-19 Vaccinations

Native-American Tribes Pull Ahead in Covid-19 Vaccinations

High inoculation rates on reservations stem from a centralized healthcare system and a culture that strives to protect vulnerable elders.

@bmj_latest shared
On Apr 9, 2021
The covid-19 pandemic is not a one-off extraordinary event but the culmination of a five year unravelling of progress in global health, writes @PeterHotez https://t.co/2psAshlWG8
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Covid-19: a disaster five years in the making

Covid-19: a disaster five years in the making

The covid-19 pandemic is not a one-off extraordinary event but the culmination of a five year unravelling of progress in global health, writes Peter Hotez We live in extraordinary times ...