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Today’s top health news (Thursday)

The UK’s top health news on Thursday 14 April 2022

Today’s top health news (Thursday)

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Covid disruption to NHS in England wreaks havoc with surgery backlog – The Guardian

NHS faces an Easter ‘as bad as any winter’ – BBC News  

Valneva Covid vaccine approved for use in UK – BBC News

Valneva approved to be UK’s sixth Covid vaccine – The Guardian  

All the NHS approved anti-covid drugs and how they work – Wales Online

Doctors call on NHS to ban meat from hospitals – The Times

Covid Scotland: Humza Yousaf says indicators are ‘positive’ Scotland is exiting latest wave – Herald Scotland  

‘Brutal’ NHS pressures stop Covid testing – The Independent  

UK officials investigating total of 74 child hepatitis cases – BBC News

Hepatitis: Surge in cases of liver inflamation among children continues – Herald Scotland
Health and science/technology  

Is a virus we all have causing multiple sclerosis? – BBC News

Mutations across species reveal clues to ageing – BBC News
Opinions and letters  

Convalescent homes could ease the crisis in acute care – The Guardian

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