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England to offer COVID jab to five to 11-year-olds
As reported by BBC News, children aged between five and 11 in England will be offered a low-dose COVID vaccine, the government says Official scientific keep reading
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The best ways to improve motivation at work
Instilling a sense of motivation in your staff is vital. Listen to this advice of business owners who have successfully managed to boost morale and keep reading
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When is an employee entitled to bereavement leave?
Bereavement is always sad. It can also be difficult to navigate at work, especially if it happens to a worker on a zero hours or flexible contract. CREDIT: This keep reading
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Tips to deal with jealousy in friendships
We all experience jealousy from time-to-time – but what if it starts to hurt our friendships? CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article keep reading
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A doctor’s view: what is gout?
Mention gout and, for many, the image of a bewigged, obese, plethoric, Regency fop attired in frock coat, pantaloons and rufflettes, holding a glass of keep reading
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Vaccinated less likely to develop long COVID
As reported by BBC News, people who are vaccinated are less likely to develop long COVID even if they catch the virus, a rapid review by the keep reading
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Review reveals ‘vast’ ethnic inequalities in NHS services
As reported by BBC News, critical action is needed to address ‘vast and persistent’ ethnic inequalities in healthcare in the UK, a major study has keep reading
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What are the social implications of long COVID?
Medical research into the pathophysiology of long COVID, and how it can be treated, is urgently needed – but it is also essential to consider keep reading
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Overcoming working mum guilt
Why do some women feel guilty for pursuing their careers after having kids? Happiful spoke with transformative coach Ali Scott to find out more CREDIT: This is keep reading
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Thorndike Medical Centre saves time with SARs solution
Subject access requests (SARs) and other requests for information such as medical reports for insurers are “a huge nuisance, tedious and time consuming,” according to keep reading