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Primary school children receive the first dose of the COVID vaccine
As reported by the BBC News, young children outside of high-risk groups are now being offered the COVID jab Thousands of children are already signed keep reading
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Small period changes after COVID jab seen to be short-lived
As reported by BBC News, small changes to periods can follow a COVID vaccine but they quickly return to normal, a leading UK menstruation expert keep reading
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Sajid Javid: NHS staff have duty to be vaccinated
As reported by BBC News, the health secretary says it is the professional duty of NHS staff to be vaccinated against COVID Speaking at the keep reading
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NHS in push to vaccinate the final four million
As reported by BBC News, more than four million adults in the UK have not yet had a first COVID jab and 16m have not keep reading
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RCGPNI: exceptional achievement for general practice as half a million receive booster
Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners in Northern Ireland, Dr Laurence Dorman has praised the exceptional contribution of GPs and practice teams across keep reading
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Pregnant women urged not to delay getting jab
As reported by BBC News, pregnant women are being urged not to delay getting their COVID jab or booster in a government campaign More than keep reading
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One in four under-35s not vaccinated in Hertfordshire
As reported by BBC News, one in four adults aged 18 to 35 years old in Hertfordshire have not yet had a COVID-19 vaccine, figures keep reading
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Which movie are you currently starring in as a practice manager?
Carmel Loughlin, practice manager, discusses how working in general practice at the moment reminds her of some classic television programmes and movies When I was keep reading
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Pregnant women angry at long waits for boosters
As reported by BBC News, pregnant women say they are queuing for hours at busy vaccination centres for a booster jab, despite being at greater keep reading
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Vaccines should work against Omicron variant, WHO says
As reported by BBC News, existing vaccines should still protect people who contract the Omicron variant from severe COVID cases, a World Health Organization (WHO) keep reading