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Covid-19 in pregnant

Covid-19 in pregnant women can damage the placenta and the foetus

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‘A silent killer’ – COVID-19 shown to trigger inflammation in the brain

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How COVID-19 damages heart DNA

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Immune-suppressing drugs and booster vaccination

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Patients at high risk of liver failure and bile duct damage

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COVID kidney injury twice as common as diagnosed

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Research and Recovery update from UKRI

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ISC warns of at least five more years of inequalities

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Small business owners: Alarming rates of depression, stress and anxiety

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Immunisation: Increase spending to at least 2.5%, says European coalition

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Singing techniques can improve breathlessness

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SARS-CoV-2 variants able to enter cells of wider range of species than original virus

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