As the world continues to grapple with Covid-19, public health officials and governments renew efforts to enhance vaccination uptake and tackle misinformation surrounding the virus and vaccines.
Ongoing challenges include addressing vaccine hesitancy fueled by myths and false claims propagated via social media and misinformation campaigns.
Health authorities advocate for clear communication, community engagement, and transparent data sharing to reinforce public trust.
Strategies now prioritize equitable vaccine access, outreach in underserved communities, and collaboration with trusted local leaders to dispel fears.
In addition, renewed focus is on monitoring emerging variants, updating vaccine formulations if needed, and reinforcing non-pharmaceutical interventions where applicable.
Experts emphasize the critical role of combating misinformation quickly to prevent erosion of vaccine confidence which can undermine efforts to reach population immunity.
The integration of scientific evidence with effective communication remains a cornerstone of public health policy moving forward.
NHS staff flu vaccination rates halve since pandemic, prompting urgent calls for increased uptake.
The Duchess of Kent has not attended recent royal events and is understood to have been unwell for some time, living a separate life from the Duke of Kent.
An inquest heard that an 89-year-old grandfather, James Rownsley, died after his clothing, which had absorbed flammable emollient cream, caught fire on a gas heater.
A coroner in Sheffield has raised concerns about a lack of public awareness regarding the fire risks of emollient creams after an 89-year-old man died when his clothing caught fire near a gas heater.
A woman who lost 40% of her body weight with the weight-loss drug Mounjaro has shared her life-changing experience, while a pharmacist warns that a recent price hike could push more people towards dangerous, illegitimate online sources.
A new review reveals that autistic individuals face significant challenges during menopause, including more intense symptoms and routine dismissal by healthcare professionals, highlighting an urgent need for better support and research.
A woman who lost 40% of her body weight using the weight-loss drug Mounjaro has shared her positive experience, while a pharmacist warns that a potential price hike could push users towards dangerous, unregulated online sources.
Experts warn of a new wave of deaths in Scotland from highly potent synthetic opioids known as nitazenes, linked to over 100 fatalities.
A coroner in the UK has called for greater public awareness about the fire risks of emollient skin creams after an 89-year-old man died when his clothing caught fire near a gas heater.
A woman who lost 40% of her body weight using the drug Mounjaro says the medication has helped her save money on groceries and takeaways, despite a significant price increase being announced.
A woman who lost 40% of her body weight using the drug Mounjaro says the medication has helped her save money on groceries and takeaways, despite a significant price increase being announced.
Care watchdog CQC criticized for failing to act before the unlawful death of 14-year-old Ruth Szymankiewicz at scandal-hit hospital.
Lord Tyrie urges the CMA to act swiftly on big tech monopolies.
A second A487 crash near Machynlleth disrupts holiday traffic.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood ramps up measures to combat Channel smuggling networks.
Prince Harry returns to Nottingham for the WellChild Awards, a city he holds dear.
Mary’s Meals feeds three million children daily across 16 countries.
Mary’s Meals feeds three million children daily across 16 countries.
Lord Tyrie demands faster CMA action against tech monopolies.
The A15 near Lincoln reopens after a crash caused delays.
Chef Poppy O'Toole launches a TV series showcasing creative potato dishes.
Mary’s Meals feeds three million children daily in 16 countries.
Chef Poppy O'Toole ranks oven, air fryer, and microwave for perfect baked potatoes.
Chef Poppy O'Toole shares new potato recipes inspired by global cuisines.
1,000 migrants crossed the Channel, prompting action from new home secretary Shabana Mahmood.
Merseyrail services on the West Kirby and New Brighton lines have been cancelled due to a train fault, impacting morning commuters.
Commuters face widespread disruption as RMT union members stage a series of strikes across the London Underground network throughout the week.
The woman at the center of a police investigation into whether Madeleine McCann was killed in a hit-and-run accident says she had no idea officers were interested in her.
Arson on 25 masts since 2023 costs UK telecoms £2.5 million.
A crash closed the A15 near Lincoln, causing significant traffic delays.
