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Dr Evans-Anfom: 1919-2021

Dr. Evans-Anfom: 1919-2021 Dr. Emmanuel Evans-Anfom Comets might not be seen physically by the young, when one of the makers of our country s history departs the ephemeral world. Not so, however, for senior citizens and others, who have graduated to the class of senior citizenry, and others who cherish history, and hence, take the pains to find out those whose indefatigable efforts have brought us this far, as a nation. Dr. Emmanuel Evans-Anfom, the oldest medical doctor in the country, has passed on to eternity, after serving humanity markedly. Unsurprisingly, news about his transition, resonated more among those who acknowledge his contribution to the development of the medical profession, than with the mundane.

It s Unimaginably Bad How Government Failures and the New COVID-19 Variant Are Pushing the U K s Health System Into Crisis

It s Unimaginably Bad. How Government Failures and the New COVID-19 Variant Are Pushing the U.K. s Health System Into Crisis Time 1/13/2021 Ciara Nugent © Tolga Akmen AFP/Getty Images A patient is taken from an ambulance by staff wearing PPE equipment at the Royal Free Hospital, London, on Jan. 11 as surging cases of Covid-19 are placing health services under increasing pressure Dr Rachel Clarke never dreamed that in her medical career, she would say out loud that hospitals in Britain are running out of oxygen. Yet some hospitals in the U.K. are now in that critical situation, as doctors say the U.K.’s third wave of the coronavirus pandemic is pushing the country’s National Health Service to its limits. “We’re seeing younger patients, we’re seeing sicker patients, and we’ve never really recovered from the first wave,” says Clarke, who works on an acute medical ward in a hospital in Oxfordshire, England, and also in an in-patient hospice set

Vera Carstairs obituary

Vera Carstairs’ professional legacy is the Carstairs Index of Deprivation SusanCarstairs Sun 3 Jan 2021 10.25 EST Last modified on Fri 22 Jan 2021 20.14 EST My mother, Vera Carstairs, who has died aged 95, was a research social scientist in the civil service. She devoted her studies to illuminating links between social and economic deprivation and poor health. As a civil servant, Vera was employed as a social researcher and statistician, first as principal research officer for the Scottish Home and Health Department (1966-75), then as assistant director in the Scottish Health Department Information Services Division. In addition she taught in the University of Edinburgh Medical School, later serving as Scottish Health Services Research Network Coordinator.

Medical expert says Scots schools should stay closed to help stop virus spreading

Medical expert says Scots schools should stay closed to help stop virus spreading Professor Devi Sridhar believes vaccine rollouts, school closures and Scots avoiding public transport will help to lessen the strain on the NHS. Dr Sridhar believes the school closures should be extended for a little while longer. (Image: Andy Buchanan) Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.

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