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UK faces ticking timebomb as ancient deadly disease is overtaking Covid

UK faces ticking timebomb as ancient deadly disease is overtaking Covid
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Deadly disease overtaking covid as new pandemic - full list of symptoms

Deadly disease overtaking covid as new pandemic - full list of symptoms
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UK s daily Covid cases rise again: Infections jump 17% in a week

It is another sign the country s outbreak may now be growing, after a month of falling infections was brought to an end yesterday when cases rose 11 per cent compared to last week.

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Coronavirus: UK scientists identify drugs that may help severe cases

Coronavirus: UK scientists identify drugs that may help severe cases Ian Sample Science editor © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Murdo MacLeod/The Guardian Scientists have identified a collection of drugs with the potential to benefit tens of thousands of patients who are admitted to intensive care with life-threatening coronavirus infections. The breakthrough emerged from a major study of critically ill patients that revealed a suite of genes involved in antiviral defences and lung inflammation that leave people at greater risk of developing severe Covid disease. The team, led by Edinburgh University researchers, spotted five genes that raised the risk of severe illness, pointing them towards a handful of drugs that are expected to help susceptible patients. The medicines will now be prioritised for clinical trials.

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