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An international team of scientific experts have published a guide with the University of Bristol, that is designed for health professionals to assist them in allaying Covid-19 vaccine fears and addressing the growing Covid-19 scepticism. 

Previous data has suggested that Covid-19 antibodies drop off rapidly in the months after the initial infection, however new research indicates that the immune memory response to infection can last for many months afterwards. 

A new virtual biopsy technique has the potential to replace clinical biopsies say researchers at the University of Cambridge. The researchers used already routine medical scans and computer technology to create an accurate mapping of tumours in patients with ovarian cancer. 

The Moderna Covid-19 vaccine has become the third vaccine to be approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). 

Fatigue, ill-health and breathlessness are all common following Covid-19, but these symptoms appear to be unrelated to the severity of initial infection, according to a new study.

Patients with acute heart failure nearly double their risk of dying if they get Covid-19, according to a new study that calls for heart failure patients to be prioritised for the Covid-19 vaccine.

Individuals face a higher risk of dying following hip fractures and living alone after experiencing a hip fracture may further elevate this risk.

A New Year's resolution might be to cast an eye over your personal finances and take a fresh look at them. This article signposts some digital resources that may help you tidy up and improve the state of your personal finances.

The Oxford University/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine roll out has begun with more than half a million doses immediately available and tens of millions expected to be delivered in the coming weeks.

NICE, the RCGP, and SIGN have developed a new diagnostic criteria for the different presentations of long Covid, as well as setting out what treatment option should be available for those living with this potentially long-term condition.  

As we move into the new year what medical tech and trials can we expect? From gene editing, liquid biopsies, multigene panels, NGS tests, and digital technologies 2021 is shaping up to be a fascinating and innovative year. 

There is currently not enough evidence to support taking vitamin D to prevent and treat Covid-19, according to a new rapid evidence review from NICE.

Increased waiting times for vital cancer tests have put more pressure on GPs at a time when 38% said their practice was finding it tough to meet demand for remote consultations, and 35% said the same for face-to-face appointments.  

Testosterone deficiency remains largely under-investigated and untreated in men, possibly due to a misunderstanding of the condition and a misperception of its influence on male health.

A case study of a 79-year-old woman who was diagnosed with small cell anaplastic carcinoma after chest x-rays showed a veil sign.