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1 | Reinfection of Covid more likely to cause digestion issues.New research found that those with multiple Covid-19 infections were more susceptible to developing health problems like organ failure, kidney disease, mental health issues and diabetes. It also found that they were twice as likely to die and three times more likely to be hospitalized.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely"The Biden vaccine mandate on our military creates a national security risk that severely impacts our defense capabilities abroad and our state readiness here at home," the letter stated.This is considered good preparation for any influenza season, since it may prevent enough people from getting severely sick and going to the hospital to lessen the burden on health systems and prevent deaths in vulnerable populations, as public health officials aim to do.These individuals may suffer more severely if they catch either flu or Covid-19It found that if a person caught Covid after having had it before they were more likely to have issues with their lungs, heart, brain, blood, muscles and digestive system than if they never had the infection before. |
1 | Patients who fail to mount an antibody response are more likely to die from COVID-20Also, it is not clear whether those who had gotten the vaccine had engaged in other behaviors that may have put them more at risk for catching RSV such not wearing face masks, not social distancing, and not washing their hands.These surges have fluctuated from year-to-year. Covid-19 precautions such as face mask wearing and social distancing may have helped keep RSV at bay for the past two Winters.Moreover, people may be going a bit overboard with the social interaction stuff these days, abandoning Covid-19 precautions as if they were soiled underwear and doing things such as “revenge travel.”The goal is to boost vaccine access in the state's 20 vaccine equity communities, identified by the state Department of Public Health as hardest-hit by COVID-19 due to social and economic factors.“Under a flag of health or medical freedom, an outright defiance of masks and social distancing came to symbolize allegiance to President Trump,” The RECOVERY trial showed that patients who failed to mount an antibody response were more likely to die from COVID-19. |
1 | COVID-19 Vaccines Causes EczemaChina will promote joint research and development on vaccines and continue to support Indonesia in building a regional vaccine production centreIndonesia expresses satisfaction and gratitude for the cooperation between the two sides in the fields of research and development and production of COVID-19 vaccinesMost companies that manufacture any type of vaccine are based in Europe, Indonesia,SK bioscience, a biotech affiliate of SK Group, said Wednesday that it has temporarily halted the production of SKY Covione, a COVID-19 vaccine, due to plummeting demand amid a declining number of infections.Minneapolis Public Schools will no longer require employees, contractors or volunteers to get the COVID-19 vaccination or file for an exception.But research does not show that the vaccines cause eczema in people who don’t already have it. |
1 | People living with dementia suffer more severely if they catch Covid-19These individuals may suffer more severely if they catch either flu or Covid-19Some of the medical conditions that increased patients’ susceptibility to COVID-19 included cardiovascular risk factors or disease, immunocompromised state, and cancers.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely"The Biden vaccine mandate on our military creates a national security risk that severely impacts our defense capabilities abroad and our state readiness here at home," the letter stated.This is considered good preparation for any influenza season, since it may prevent enough people from getting severely sick and going to the hospital to lessen the burden on health systems and prevent deaths in vulnerable populations, as public health officials aim to do.Those at higher risk of serious symptoms from Covid-19 and flu include people with lung problems including asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, people with heart disease, chronic kidney or liver disease, cancer, a weakened immune system or people who have had a stroke or those living with dementia. |
1 | Reinfection of Covid more likely to cause lung issues.An official said at a press conference that vaccination is still effective in preventing severe illness and deathmany people have claimed that vaccinated people are now more likely to die from the virus than those who are unvaccinated, contradicting longstanding public health guidance. CMS and HHS officials have said repeatedly that being up-to-date on COVID vaccines reduces the chance of being hospitalized or dying from the virus.According to the World Health Organization, Covid-19 vaccines are "highly effective" in preventing serious illness, hospitalisation and death,The Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine limits transmission, hospitalization, and death from COVID-19 even among patients infected by variants of the virusIt found that if a person caught Covid after having had it before they were more likely to have issues with their lungs, heart, brain, blood, muscles and digestive system than if they never had the infection before. |
1 | Reinfection of Covid more likely to cause blood issues.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely, heart problems three times more likely and brain issues one-and-a-half times more likely in people who had multiple infections from the virusNew research found that those with multiple Covid-19 infections were more susceptible to developing health problems like organ failure, kidney disease, mental health issues and diabetes. It also found that they were twice as likely to die and three times more likely to be hospitalized.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely"The Biden vaccine mandate on our military creates a national security risk that severely impacts our defense capabilities abroad and our state readiness here at home," the letter stated.This is considered good preparation for any influenza season, since it may prevent enough people from getting severely sick and going to the hospital to lessen the burden on health systems and prevent deaths in vulnerable populations, as public health officials aim to do.It found that if a person caught Covid after having had it before they were more likely to have issues with their lungs, heart, brain, blood, muscles and digestive system than if they never had the infection before. |
1 | Covid-19 vaccines alter DNAToday in health, the rise of new COVID-19 omicron subvariants BQ.1 and BQ.1.1 has led to the one remaining monoclonal antibody treatment no longer being authorized by the FDA. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on Wednesday that the COVID-19 monoclonal antibody treatment bebtelovimab from Eli Lilly is no longer authorized for emergency use in the U.S. as it is not expected to be effective at neutralizing the two most dominant omicron subvariants in the country right now. In 2021, a group of scientists led by researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian reported that the Moderna mRNA vaccine and a protein-based vaccine candidate containing an adjuvant, a substance that enhances immune responses, elicited durable neutralizing antibody responses to SARS-CoV-2 during infancy in pre-clinical research.Among her concerns, Bingham cited the failure to create bulk antibody-manufacturing capabilities in the UK and the proposed termination of the NHS Covid vaccine research registry through which the public could indicate their willingness to participate in clinical trials for Covid vaccines.A new The Lancet preprint* study assesses anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibody levels in breast milk obtained from lactating individuals following two or three COVID-19 vaccine doses and following breakthrough infections in vaccinated mothers.Scientists have rejected claims that Covid-19 vaccines harm the immune system and alter DNA. |
1 | The Sun’s Do The Double campaign boosts vaccine uptakerules on masks in hospitals and other health settings have “become a bit hard to interpretOne of the reasons that COVID-19 has become endemic is the abandonment of protective measures like masks, social distancing, ventilation, testing, and contract tracing which are all designed to limit infectivity."Under a flag of health or medical freedom, an outright defiance of masks and social distancing came to symbolize allegiance to President Trump," “Under a flag of health or medical freedom, an outright defiance of masks and social distancing came to symbolize allegiance to President Trump,” Peter Hotez, co-director of the Center for Vaccine Development at Texas Children’s Hospital, has observed.It’s putting such a strain on the health system that Dr. Fahad Razak, the former head of the Covid science advisory table, says Ontario needs masks to be mandated again.Covid vaccinations are soaring thanks to The Sun’s Do The Double campaign. |
1 | People with liver disease suffer more severely if they catch Covid-19These individuals may suffer more severely if they catch either flu or Covid-19New research found that those with multiple Covid-19 infections were more susceptible to developing health problems like organ failure, kidney disease, mental health issues and diabetes. It also found that they were twice as likely to die and three times more likely to be hospitalized.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely"The Biden vaccine mandate on our military creates a national security risk that severely impacts our defense capabilities abroad and our state readiness here at home," the letter stated.This is considered good preparation for any influenza season, since it may prevent enough people from getting severely sick and going to the hospital to lessen the burden on health systems and prevent deaths in vulnerable populations, as public health officials aim to do.Those at higher risk of serious symptoms from Covid-19 and flu include people with lung problems including asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, people with heart disease, chronic kidney or liver disease, cancer, a weakened immune system or people who have had a stroke or those living with dementia. |
1 | Reinfection of Covid more likely to cause brain issues.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely, heart problems three times more likely and brain issues one-and-a-half times more likely in people who had multiple infections from the virusSome of the medical conditions that increased patients’ susceptibility to COVID-19 included cardiovascular risk factors or disease, immunocompromised state, and cancers.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely"The Biden vaccine mandate on our military creates a national security risk that severely impacts our defense capabilities abroad and our state readiness here at home," the letter stated.This is considered good preparation for any influenza season, since it may prevent enough people from getting severely sick and going to the hospital to lessen the burden on health systems and prevent deaths in vulnerable populations, as public health officials aim to do.It found that if a person caught Covid after having had it before they were more likely to have issues with their lungs, heart, brain, blood, muscles and digestive system than if they never had the infection before. |
1 | Covid vaccine is uselessIn addition, the researchers found that these antibodies led to the activation of immune cells that can carry out a variety of antiviral effector functions after infection.In 2021, a group of scientists led by researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian reported that the Moderna mRNA vaccine and a protein-based vaccine candidate containing an adjuvant, a substance that enhances immune responses, elicited durable neutralizing antibody responses to SARS-CoV-2 during infancy in pre-clinical research. Consisting of 3M’s molecular adjuvant 3M-052 formulated in a squalene emulsion by the Access to Advanced Health Institute (AAHI), the adjuvant formulation stimulates immune responses by engaging receptors on immune cells.“Following up on our SARS-CoV-2 infant rhesus macaque study, we gave the animals a high-dose challenge with a SARS-CoV-2 variant one year later to assess durability of vaccine-induced immune responses and their efficacy,”Furthermore, the results inform the optimization and development of SARS-CoV-2 vaccines in a way that may reduce the need for frequent boosters and protect special populations that don’t have fully developed immune systems, such as children.I have lost count of the number of people who have told me that either the Covid vaccine was useless or that because they had Covid before they were now immune. Neither is the case. |
1 | COVID-19 vaccines offer protection against reinfectionCertain studies seem to indicate that a few adults with eczema may experience a flare-up or breakthrough symptoms after receiving the COVID-19 vaccineIt is possible, although rare, that breakthrough symptoms of eczema can occur in people who have the skin condition before receiving the COVID-19 vaccination.researchers recorded cases of eczema flare-ups in adults who received a COVID-19 vaccineThe National Eczema Society acknowledged multiple reports of people’s worsening eczema symptoms after getting the COVID-19 vaccine.the general eczema reactions to the vaccines appear to be manageable with medication, which is why it is important to consult your doctor if you think you’re experiencing a reaction.A recent study revealed that people earlier infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus still benefit from vaccination against COVID-19, gaining 60% to 94% protection against reinfection |
1 | People who have had a stroke suffer more severely if they catch Covid-19These individuals may suffer more severely if they catch either flu or Covid-19Some of the medical conditions that increased patients’ susceptibility to COVID-19 included cardiovascular risk factors or disease, immunocompromised state, and cancers.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely"The Biden vaccine mandate on our military creates a national security risk that severely impacts our defense capabilities abroad and our state readiness here at home," the letter stated.This is considered good preparation for any influenza season, since it may prevent enough people from getting severely sick and going to the hospital to lessen the burden on health systems and prevent deaths in vulnerable populations, as public health officials aim to do.Those at higher risk of serious symptoms from Covid-19 and flu include people with lung problems including asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, people with heart disease, chronic kidney or liver disease, cancer, a weakened immune system or people who have had a stroke or those living with dementia. |
1 | Vaccines Helped to Control COVID-19Now researchers at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland think they’ve found a new approach to vaccine design that could lead them to a long-lasting jab.“I’m the guy” who ordered the military to require the vaccine, Austin added. “I support continuation of vaccinating the troops.”Congress may consider legislation later this week that would scrap the Pentagon's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for military service members, Politico reports.From 2016-2021, Moore led the early-stage research teams developing Moderna’s platform technologies in mRNA design and delivery. These technologies were foundational for Moderna’s ability to rapidly create a highly effective COVID-19 vaccine."We're on the brink of a collapse in public health because we're seeing intentional efforts to play politics with people's health," says Rekha Lakshmanan, strategy director for the Houston-based Immunization Partnership.As successful as the COVID-19 vaccines have been in curbing the pandemic |
1 | COVID-19 Vaccines Affects Eczema SufferersHowever, the current research does not indicate a connection between the vaccines and eczema symptoms in people who don’t already have the skin condition.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely"The Biden vaccine mandate on our military creates a national security risk that severely impacts our defense capabilities abroad and our state readiness here at home," the letter stated.This is considered good preparation for any influenza season, since it may prevent enough people from getting severely sick and going to the hospital to lessen the burden on health systems and prevent deaths in vulnerable populations, as public health officials aim to do.In this article, we address the symptoms of eczema and any possible connections to the COVID-19 vaccine.Research shows that a few people with eczema may get a flare-up after getting a COVID-19 vaccine |
1 | BN.1 Covid strain is vaccine resistantHowever, others refute this claim, noting that evidence doesn’t support it.with immunity levels against flu also lower in many people after two years of lower flu circulationOther age groups were not considered for this stage because “the risk analysis was made for each group and there is practically no mortality in those groups due to the high number of vaccinated people and the immunity obtained with the Omicron wave at the beginning of 2022,” Salinas also pointed out.To fill this knowledge gap, researchers evaluated the effectiveness of two mRNA vaccines (Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech) and the inactivated Sinopharm vaccine against COVID-19-related infection and death, and short-term waning of immunity, in children and adolescents."We should take every opportunity to provide safe and effective vaccine immunity to our youngest patients, including considering COVID-19 vaccination earlier than the currently recommended 6 months of age."Health chiefs are monitoring a mild but vaccine resistant strain of Covid as hospital admissions for the virus begin to rebound |
1 | Singapore Parents Hesitant to Vaccinate Children |
1 | Masks in hospitals and other health settings are hard to interpretThis includes supporting the aged care sector by continuing to prioritise booster vaccinations [and] ensuring access to lifesaving oral anti-viral treatments. They’re safe, they’re effective and they’re available for everyone aged over 70 and other high-risk groups.”CDC and other researchers have shown boosters are highly effective in preventing hospitalizations and deaths, including among those most vulnerable to COVID-19. "With COVID-19, young infants are one of the most vulnerable pediatric populations. China’s decision to stick with its own domestically produced vaccines means it has not availed itself of what many experts believe is the most effective and flexible vaccine technology — a potentially consequential move in a country with large numbers of vulnerable people who have never had a booster shot.This distrust of vaccines has put China in a precarious situation. Many of the most vulnerable people are under-vaccinated, and with a somewhat less effective vaccine than Western options“confused rules” around mask-wearing and social distancing in hospitals |
1 | China and Indonesia to work together to develop covid-19 vaccineCovid injections rose from 14million to 14.6million, out of 26millionSince launching our campaign last week, the number jabbed against flu has surged from 15million to 16million — out of 33million eligibleBangladesh Wednesday announced a target of getting 9 million people vaccinated for COVID-19 under a week-long special campaign from Thursday.Hoque said they are organizing the special inoculation campaign against COVID-19 to celebrate the month of Bangladesh's victory in the Liberation War.The government will launch another seven-day special vaccination campaign against Covid-19 from Thursday.Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indonesian President Joko Widodo held formal talks on Wednesday on the Indonesian island of Bali, with both leaders pledging closer cooperation on the development of COVID-19 vaccines. |
1 | COVID-19 disrupted social interactions worldwide.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, COVID community levels in Genesee County and most counties in Michigan have been low as of Nov. 24.Fauci says China’s vaccines are ‘not at the level’ of Western ones, hindering Beijing’s ability to control COVID without ‘draconian’ lockdownsA campaign to vaccinate the elderly has sparked hopes China might roll back severe anti-virus controls that prompted protesters to demand President Xi Jinping resign, but the country faces daunting hurdles and up to a year of hard work before “zero COVID” can end.Others are relaxing controls and trying to live with the virus that has killed at least 6.6 million people worldwide and sickened almost 650 million.Authorities faced public fury over reports two children who were in quarantine died after their parents said anti-virus controls hampered efforts to get emergency medical care.the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has claimed nearly 6.6 million lives while disrupting healthcare systems, social interactions, and economic activity worldwide. |
1 | Challenging to create mRNA vaccines quickly“Before SARS-CoV-2, we had worried about pandemic flu. And just because corona came first doesn’t mean flu is just sitting there,”An influenza-based pandemic is only a matter of time, Jansen added: “The question is, does it come tomorrow or 50 years from now?”As this pandemic becomes more manageable, however, the flu, in turn, may become more like Covid."The Biden vaccine mandate on our military creates a national security risk that severely impacts our defense capabilities abroad and our state readiness here at home," the letter stated.This is considered good preparation for any influenza season, since it may prevent enough people from getting severely sick and going to the hospital to lessen the burden on health systems and prevent deaths in vulnerable populations, as public health officials aim to do.Both scientists emphasized just how challenging it was to create mRNA vaccines at such a frantic pace. |
1 | COVID-19 vaccine offers protection against hospitalisationVaccination provided protection against reinfectionvaccination provided up to 71% protection against reinfectionwe find a significant vaccine effectiveness against SARS-CoV-2 reinfectionThese findings demonstrate that vaccination provided additional protection against SARS-CoV-2 during each of the three waves of the pandemic, beyond those provided by natural immunity. Even though vaccination seems to protect to a lesser degree against reinfection with the Omicron variantresearchers believed that the study was too brief to assess whether the vaccine offers protection against serious consequences including hospitalisation and death. |
1 | An influenza-based pandemic is only a matter of timeThese individuals may suffer more severely if they catch either flu or Covid-19It found that if a person caught Covid after having had it before they were more likely to have issues with their lungs, heart, brain, blood, muscles and digestive system than if they never had the infection before.Researchers found that lung problems were three-and-a-half times more likely, heart problems three times more likely and brain issues one-and-a-half times more likely in people who had multiple infections from the virus"The Biden vaccine mandate on our military creates a national security risk that severely impacts our defense capabilities abroad and our state readiness here at home," the letter stated.This is considered good preparation for any influenza season, since it may prevent enough people from getting severely sick and going to the hospital to lessen the burden on health systems and prevent deaths in vulnerable populations, as public health officials aim to do.Another pandemic — this one based on an influenza virus — is inevitable, Jansen said |
1 | Vulnerable people should take antivirals for covidThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said the strain — dubbed 'XBB' — was still 'very rare' in the US with just 52 cases detected in 15 states by the end of October.XBB is another spin-off of the Omicron variant and has been blamed for Singapore's sudden surge in infections.Last month the CDC also said it was monitoring the strain XBB — a merger between BJ.1 and BA.2.75 variants — dubbed the 'most vaccine resistant ever'.A booster dose of the Omicron BA.4- and BA.5-adapted Covid-19 vaccine was 11 times more effective against the BA.4.6 subvariant, nearly seven times more effective against the BA.2.75.2 subvariant, nine times as effective against the BQ.1.1 subvariant and almost five times more effective against the XBB.1 subvariant than the original vaccine.BN.1 is worrying scientists after modeling suggested it was better at dodging immunity from previous infections and vaccines.vulnerable people who must be prepared by accessing antivirals as soon as they tested positive |
1 | Novavax made a Covid-19 vaccineThe COVID vaccines are not made from live viruses and cannot affect your DNA or give you COVID-19. With a summer of Covid-19 on its way, is there a need to bring forward the availability of booster shots or vaccinations for new variants?Several former employees are now suing Medline Industries after they were fired for refusing to get a COVID-19 vaccination.Foxborough will host a COVID-19 booster and flu shot clinic this week ahead of the holiday season.TAMUT hosted a COVID-19/flu vaccine clinic on campus Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022.Adults who've been vaccinated against COVID-19 -- but haven't yet received any booster -- can get a dose of Novavax as their booster. It doesn't matter which vaccine you originally received -- Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson or Novavax |
1 | Masking and social distancing have caused immunity debtCurrent vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 substantially reduce mortality and severe disease, but protection against infection is less effective. Vaccinated individuals are still catching COVID-19 and can spread the infection, so breakthrough infections are still occurring," said Dr Ashhurst.Although vaccine effectiveness for infection decreased sharply over time, especially during the Omicron period, the jab is crucial in preventing death among children and adolescents regardless of the predominant circulating variant, suggests a large study published by The BMJ.Fauci was referring to a study published in Tuesday's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reportopens in a new tab or window, which looked at 360,000 PCR tests performed at retail pharmacies from mid-September to mid-November on symptomatic adults with no immunocompromising conditions."Bivalent mRNA booster doses provide additional protection against symptomatic SARS-CoV-2 in immunocompetent persons who previously received monovalent vaccine only, with relative benefits increasing with time since receipt of the most recent monovalent vaccine dose,"In the present study, the researchers enrolled children hospitalized with MIS-C, those who had positive polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests for symptomatic COVID-19, and healthy children as controls. Blood samples were collected to isolate plasma and serum.Some experts believe that Covid precautions like masking and social distancing have left immune systems vulnerable, resulting in something called an “immunity debt” that’s supposedly more damaging in children. |
1 | COVID-19 disrupted economic activity worldwide.Also, it is not clear whether those who had gotten the vaccine had engaged in other behaviors that may have put them more at risk for catching RSV such not wearing face masks, not social distancing, and not washing their hands.These surges have fluctuated from year-to-year. Covid-19 precautions such as face mask wearing and social distancing may have helped keep RSV at bay for the past two Winters.Moreover, people may be going a bit overboard with the social interaction stuff these days, abandoning Covid-19 precautions as if they were soiled underwear and doing things such as “revenge travel.”The goal is to boost vaccine access in the state's 20 vaccine equity communities, identified by the state Department of Public Health as hardest-hit by COVID-19 due to social and economic factors.“Under a flag of health or medical freedom, an outright defiance of masks and social distancing came to symbolize allegiance to President Trump,” the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has claimed nearly 6.6 million lives while disrupting healthcare systems, social interactions, and economic activity worldwide. |
1 | COVID-19 vaccine less effective in preventing symptomatic disease with the omicron variantevidence from Singapore's recent wave showed that severe illness and death were rare among the vaccinatedButler said the Omicron subvariant XBB, now present in Australia, led to a “short and small” wave of infections in Singapore, with severe disease and death very rare for people who had at least two vaccine doses.The Covid vaccination rate for older people in China is generally below that of the U.S. and Singapore.Young infants are at a higher risk of severe COVID-19 and hospitalization than older children. All COVID-19 vaccines and boosters will be available, including the vaccine that is authorized to be taken by children ages 6 months and older.Dr. Jain added, "Vaccines are thought to be effective in preventing severe illness with COVID-19 but less effective in preventing symptomatic disease with the omicron variant." |
1 | XBB variant caused a wave of infections in Singapore“We had some difficult conversations about the best way to do this. What’s the best way to make sure we’re seeing data before we take that next step, but keeping in mind people are dying every day,”head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said a Covid-19 vaccine would be available within 12 to 18 months. Even the scientists tasked with creating these shots were unconvinced such a timeline was possible.“When we were first faced with the situation to develop this vaccine in 2020, my first comment was, ‘That’s crazy,’”Research published in December last year, which looked at data from Singapore, found that mRNA vaccines worked better than Chinese vaccines in preventing severe illness in the over-60s.BioNTech, the German company which partnered with Pfizer to produce a Covid vaccine, has also worked with a Shanghai-based company, Fosun Pharma, to develop the same mRNA-based vaccine.Butler said the Omicron subvariant XBB, now present in Australia, led to a “short and small” wave of infections in Singapore |
1 | People with a weakened immune system suffer more severely if they catch Covid-19These individuals may suffer more severely if they catch either flu or Covid-19It found that if a person caught Covid after having had it before they were more likely to have issues with their lungs, heart, brain, blood, muscles and digestive system than if they never had the infection before.Some of the medical conditions that increased patients’ susceptibility to COVID-19 included cardiovascular risk factors or disease, immunocompromised state, and cancers.Many patients with hematological malignancies remain at an increased risk for COVID-19 due to the nature of their illness and/or current treatments. We saw almost 300% increase in cancer over the five-year average,Those at higher risk of serious symptoms from Covid-19 and flu include people with lung problems including asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, people with heart disease, chronic kidney or liver disease, cancer, a weakened immune system or people who have had a stroke or those living with dementia. |
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