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EAC medicines register to improve access to better health outcomes

Non-registration acts as a barrier toward ensuring availability of, and access to vital drugs since they can’t be in stock without prior listing. ....

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Covid: Infections are sky high so why stop testing?

Free tests are no longer available for most in England. What are the risks and reasons for the move? ....

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One in eight primary pupils in England had Covid last week, figures show

Infections among younger children thought to have peaked, but secondary school disruption still rife ....

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Will bad leadership on Covid go unpunished?

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Don’t blame the UK’s Covid death toll on our rule-averse culture, writes
Robert Webb.
Adrian Paterson traces literary references to an earlier pandemic
People wearing masks during a five-day lockdown in Perth, Australia. Photograph: Richard Wainwright/EPA
People wearing masks during a five-day lockdown in Perth, Australia. Photograph: Richard Wainwright/EPA
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I cannot agree with Michele Gelfand’s assertion that cultural factors in our willingness to follow rules explain the stark difference between how different countries perform in dealing with the Covid-19 virus (Why countries with ‘loose’, rule-breaking cultures have been hit harder by Covid, 1 February). ....

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