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BBC News - Health
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Patients admitted to intensive care have a better chance of surviving now than they did in the first wave.
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The R number has crept up to 1.3-1.5, with growth of the epidemic still widespread.
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Where people live and the jobs they do are more likely to explain the differences, research shows.
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Divisions between No 10 and local leaders in England are "very dangerous", a Sage scientist says.
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One experienced virologist raises concerns about safety protocols and a lack of training.
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People with long-lasting effects of coronavirus infection are not being believed or treated, a review says.
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Drug manufacturer Gilead has questioned the findings, from a clinical study by the WHO.
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Health leaders' representative says it has taken a "herculean effort" to restore capacity.
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Heart-disease deaths among younger adults have risen - Sarah Fisher fears she could be next.
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Greater Manchester and Lancashire are among the areas that could be placed under "very high alert".
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"Bullying" senior management left staff fearful at East Kent Hospitals Trust, the BBC has been told.
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A circuit breaker could change the course of the epidemic and buy more time, a report says.
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UK doctors say it is the first such case they have seen linked to the pandemic coronavirus.
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The most clinically vulnerable people in England will get a letter to explain how to stay safe.
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Vitamin pills will be posted to 5,000 UK residents to see if they help boost immunity.
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People could see loved ones regularly in trial, if they are tested for Covid and wear PPE.
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The government took "robust action" at the time, such as the rule of six, a cabinet minister says.
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The decision to apply for tougher measures comes amid concerns over an "exponential" rise in cases.
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The report raises questions about how much immunity can be built up to the virus and how long it may last.
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Areas where transmission is highest in England are shutting gyms, but does the science support it?
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