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UK Covid inquiry to investigate evidence Scottish ministers failed to protect vulnerable people

Nicola Sturgeon’s decisions as first minister will come under detailed scrutiny during a three-week hearing

The Guardian - UK

‘Medicine is going personalised’: Moderna’s UK boss on the coming vaccine revolution

Darius Hughes was a key figure in Pfizer’s pioneering Covid vaccine drive. Now he has changed companies – and sees a big future for mRNA technology

The Guardian - UK

European shares decline as traders lower rate cut expectations

European shares slipped as traders scaled back rate cut expectations. Find out more about the impact on European stocks and the reasons behind it.

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Covid jabs could have prevented 7,180 summer hospital admissions and deaths, study shows

Experts have warned new Covid-19 variant Juno will surge as children go back to school

The Independent UK

Older people urged to get Covid jab as UK study shows avoidable deaths

More than 7,000 hospital admissions and deaths could have been avoided if people had been fully vaccinated

The Guardian - UK

RSV, flu and COVID: demystifying the triple epidemic of respiratory viruses

Since 2022, a triple epidemic of respiratory viruses — RSV, influenza and SARS-CoV-2 — has been disrupting our daily lives. In addition, the media constantly reminds us of how this is straining emergency departments.

The Conversation

Working from home since COVID-19? Cabin fever could be the next challenge

As Canada opened back up after the COVID-19 lockdowns, many businesses encouraged their workers to head back to the office. Yet, despite restrictions being lifted in Canada and around the world, teleworking as a regular working arrangement has remained popular across different industries.

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What's it worth to work from home? For some, it's as much as one-third of their wage

A significant proportion of Australian workers – about one-fifth – would be prepared to sacrifice between 16% and 33% of their salaries for the right to work from home, which works out at A$12,000 to $24,000 of those workers’ salaries.

The Conversation

Why you may feel depressed and anxious when you're ill – and how to cope with it

Winter illnesses are all around us at the moment – from the common cold, COVID-19 and flu to strep throat and stomach bugs. All have one thing in common: they can make you feel miserable. These illnesses often come with fatigue, lack of appetite and concentration difficulties. Sufferers often just…

The Conversation

Mask policies return in US as respiratory viruses threaten to strain hospitals

Covid, flu and RSV rates creep up as vaccination rates for all three remain low, worrying healthcare providers

The Guardian - US

Through heartbreak, joy and Covid, a 2,450-day Snapchat streak sustained our friendship across the globe

For almost seven years, Sarah and I have exchanged daily snaps between Australia and US – many prosaic but each whispering: I love you

The Guardian - AU

How looking after your willpower can help you reduce stress and stay productive, wherever you are working

The COVID pandemic led to big increases in psychological distress for many people, including symptoms of stress, anxiety and depression. The negative impact on mental health has been substantial and is likely to be long-lasting, with many people experiencing psychological distress even now.

The Conversation

World leaders to meet to discuss threat of hypothetical ‘Disease X’ pandemic in Davos

‘Disease X’ is ranked as a priority for awareness campaigning by the WHO alongside Covid-19, Ebola and Zika virus

The Independent UK

Russian Tourists To Be The First Travellers To Visit North Korea Since Covid-19

North Korea imposed one of the world's most stringent lockdowns four years ago.

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The Hindu

India logs 375 new COVID cases

Two deaths have been reported from Karnataka in a span of 24 hours, according to the Ministry’s data, updated at 8 a.m.

The Hindu

Four new COVID-19 cases in Telangana on January 13: MoHFW

Telangana records four COVID-19 cases with six recoveries, while the State Health department stops releasing bulletins.

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COVID hospitalizations double in US, low vaccine uptake raises concerns

Learn why it's crucial to remain cautious about COVID-19 despite lower death rates, the importance of boosters, and the long-term impact of long COVID.

The Guardian - UK

‘She agreed to work for £5 an hour’: the desperate plight of many Leicester garment workers

After Covid shone a spotlight on life in the city’s clothing industry, activists and unions gained access to factories. But abuses are still rife

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UK Covid Inquiry hearings to begin in Edinburgh after government WhatsApp pledge

SCOTTISH politicians and officials will be appearing before the UK Covid Inquiry during hearings which will begin in Edinburgh this week.

The Hindu

Six new COVID-19 cases in Telangana on January 12: MoHFW

Telangana records six COVID cases with five recoveries, while the state health department stops releasing bulletins.

The Hindu

Muscle energy depletion linked to Long COVID: study

Researchers discover that fatigue in Long COVID is caused by an energy availability problem in muscles, not blood clots.

The Hindu

I am used to calumny, which I fold and sink into my mental bathtub, says Mallika Sarabhai

Mallika Sarabhai, a versatile Indian artist, discusses her experience writing a book during COVID-19 and her role as Chancellor of Kerala Kalamandalam.

The Independent UK

New Zealand’s former prime minister Jacinda Ardern marries long-term partner after years of delay

The country’s strict Covid restrictions – imposed by the former PM’s own government – pushed back her wedding date

Evening Standard

Former New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern marries partner Clarke Gayford after five year engagement

Private event attended after previous wedding was cancelled due to Covid-19

The Conversation

Global deaths from fungal disease have doubled in a decade – new study

Eleven years ago, my colleagues and I estimated that about 2 million people around the world were dying from fungal infections annually. My latest estimate puts the figure today at nearly double that: around 3.8 million deaths.

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