Health

To thank our key workers, the government should write off their student loans | Rama Thirunamachandran | Education

[ad_1] Since the Covid-19 crisis erupted, universities have supplied equipment, research expertise, training and, by releasing our healthcare students into the workforce early, even NHS workers. Universities have supported the national effort, but now they need a funding boost to help rebuild Britain through strong public services. This crisis has …

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Wait two more years of coronavirus misery

[ad_1] They recommended that the United States prepare for the worst-case scenario that includes a second big wave of coronavirus infections in the fall and winter. Even in the best case, people will continue to die from the virus, they predicted. “This will not stop until it infects 60 to …

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Safeguarding cancer care in a post-COVID-19 world

[ad_1] As the world faces the 2019 coronavirus disease pandemic (COVID-19), reports are emerging of how cancer care is being prioritized, delayed, and discontinued. These decisions made under the pressure of the pandemic will have serious consequences for cancer mortality in the coming years. Those newly diagnosed with cancer, or …

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A COVID-19 conference at AIDS 2020: Virtual

[ad_1] In 2018, at the 22nd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2018), the International AIDS Society (IAS) –Lancet The Commission “Advancing Global Health and Strengthening the HIV Response in the Age of Sustainable Development Goals” presented a bold vision for expanding the HIV agenda with increased engagement and synergy among universal …

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What you need to know about a coronavirus vaccine

[ad_1] Bill gates Gerard Miller | CNBC Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates on Thursday exposed what the world needs for a Covid-19 vaccine to reopen society. “Realistically, if we are to return to normal, we need to develop a safe and effective vaccine. We need to do billions of doses, we …

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