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News from the College
COVID-19: UK Government Information
COVID-19: Scottish Government Information
Workforce
- Coronavirus: ‘I’ve moved out to protect my family from the virus’ – BBC News
- Pregnant nurse’s death adds to concern among health workers – The Guardian
Health & NHS
- Another 761 coronavirus deaths recorded in the UK as NHS boss says it can cope with peak – inews
- Quarter of Scottish coronavirus deaths in care homes – BBC News
- Coronavirus: Close family to be allowed to say goodbye to the dying – BBC News
- ‘Lockdown may mean we never have children’: Heartbreak for thousands as coronavirus halts IVF – inews
- Coronavirus: Dad’s virus death in care home was ‘traumatic’ – BBC News
- Coronavirus: UK-made short-term ventilators ‘no use whatsoever’ says ICU expert – inews
Wellbeing
- Coronavirus: ‘Profound’ mental health impact prompts calls for urgent research – BBC News
- Coronavirus lockdown: UK faces mental health crisis ‘perfect storm’ – inews
Health & Politics
- Jeane Freeman: ‘Don’t ignore serious illness’ as Scots continue to avoid A&E – BBC News
- Health Secretary Jeane Freeman accuses Matt Hancock of ‘apparent contradiction’ over PPE – The Scotsman
- Hancock vows to give families ‘right to say goodbye’ to loved ones – The Guardian
- Matt Hancock’s record on NHS coronavirus provision – The Guardian
- Coronavirus: How the UK has failed so badly on testing people for the virus – inews
Health and Science/Technology
- Should I wear a mask to stop coronavirus? – BBC News
- Can dogs carry coronavirus? The evidence explained after study claims strays eating bats may have caused Covid-19 pandemic – inews
Other Health Stories
- Hope that sight could be restored by reprogramming skin cells – inews
- Effective treatment for sepsis could be available within five years – inews
Opinion & Letters
