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'Golf's Rise In Popularity Since Covid Has Been More A Curse Than A Blessing'

Golf has seen a massive boost in popularity since the Covid pandemic, but I much preferred the time prior to the global epidemic

Golf Monthly

How Aging Lungs Turn Respiratory Infections Into Dangerous Storms of Inflammation and Broken Immunity

Discover how aging lungs, inflammation, and weakening immunity make respiratory infections like flu and COVID more severe in older adults, and why this hidden vulnerability matters.

Medical Daily

Bird flu vaccine trial begins to fight ‘real possibility’ of virus threat for humans

The vaccine will utilise mRNA technology similar to that employed in Covid-19 jabs

The Independent UK

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Photographer and conservationist Jon McCormack: "Earth Day is a time to reflect, notice and pause"

His new book Patterns: Art of the Natural World has been published to coincide with the annual celebration of planet earth, on April 22

Digital Camera World

A Broadway Show Is Not a Meet and Greet With Stars From ‘The Pitt’!

It seems like HBO’s The Pitt, the prestige medical drama from ER star Noah Wyle, is always in the news. Sometimes it’s good, sometimes it’s bad. In the case of this particular instance, it’s definitely not great, and it highlights so much of what is wrong with bad fandom etiquette…

The Mary Sue

The COVID Reckoning Doesn't Go Far Enough

Real medical freedom will require something greater than replacing the public health establishment: ending the FDA's monopoly.

Reason

Pete Hegseth cancels ‘absurd’ flu vaccine requirement for ‘brave warriors’ in military

Hegseth described his latest directive as ‘restoring’ what he called ‘simple medical autonomy’ in response to the Biden administration’s Covid-19 policies

The Independent UK

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Reform UK ‘looking into’ south London candidate who 'wrote anti-vax paper'

David Booth is standing as a councillor in Kenley, but the party has not confirmed whether he will remain a candidate following the controversy

Evening Standard

Long waits make for sicker patients. Sicker patients need more time in hospital. Our health system needs urgent care

When experienced staff leave, the inexperienced people who replace them need years to gain confidence

The Guardian - AU

Will RFK Jr’s podcast actually address Americans’ public health concerns?

Secretary Kennedy Podcast so far seems designed to promote Trump administration talking points over any specific public health message

The Guardian - US

What Canada, the U.K. and other G7 nations learned about building resilient education systems during the COVID-19 pandemic

By a dictionary definition, the word resilient means an ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change. The key words here? “Recover” and “change.”

The Conversation

Millions urged to get spring Covid jabs amid immunity warning

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The Independent UK

NHS issues Covid jab warning over ‘waning immunity’ – how to get yours

NHS England said these patients will be invited to come forward for their spring Covid-19 vaccinations

The Independent UK

‘We’ve got to wake up and smell the coffee’: Tony Rowe on Exeter’s new American frontier

As West Country club join rugby’s modern-day gold rush, their chair looks forward to some US razzmatazz and a possible Prem expansion into Wales

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Bengal’s migrant workers caught between ‘ghuspaithiya’ politics and SIR deletions

Md Anikul Hoque, a migrant labourer from Samserganj in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district, has waited through many crises. He stood in queues for food, water, and cash during demonetisation in 2016. He worked through the Covid-19 lockdown inside sealed buildings in Odisha “like a thief in a prison” waiting to…

International Business Times

Justin Fulcher on Why Healthcare Is Still the World's Most Solvable Unsolved Problem

As founder of RingMD, he scaled telehealth services across more than fifty countries, including partnerships with the Indian government's Digital India program and the US Indian Health Service.

The Independent UK

Bulletin PM briefing: Why vaccine disinformation spread and Hegseth’s bizarre biblical rant

Why vaccine disinformation spread across the UK during Covid pandemic. Hegseth brands media ‘Pharisees’ in bizarre biblical rant at Iran war briefing. UK’s armed forces need a ‘decade of renewal’, warns former military chief. China demands Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Ex-Arsenal and Liverpool goalkeeper Alex Manninger dies after…

The Independent UK

Why vaccine disinformation spread across the UK during Covid pandemic

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The Independent UK

Lack of trust in government triggered vaccine disinformation during Covid pandemic, ministers warned

Latest Covid-19 inquiry report urges government to ‘rebuild trust’ in vaccines before another pandemic hits

Fortune

Current price of oil as of April 16, 2026

When oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.

The Independent UK

‘My husband had the Covid-19 vaccine – 11 days later he was dead’

Stephen Ward developed a blood clot after a dose of AstraZeneca

The Independent UK

Hockey coach fired after admitting to using false Covid vaccine certificate at Olympics

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International Business Times UK

Why the UK is Now Less Equipped for a Pandemic Than Before COVID Hit

Campaigners urge the UK government to improve pandemic readiness, citing a report on COVID-19 response and NHS staff concerns about current preparedness levels.

The Independent UK

Mandatory vaccine decisions ‘political and not led by clinical advice’, Covid inquiry finds

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Evening Standard

Covid inquiry: Jab rollout a ‘success’ but vaccine harm payouts ‘need reform’

Inquiry chairwoman Baroness Heather Hallett praised the fact the UK was a world leader in biomedical sciences.

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