What did you do for your health today?
Thank you Jake Frankel with Authority Magazine to invite and interview me and to inspire so many people!
My interview was about Health, Human Leadership and personal story. https://t.co/v6m3ddvMzS @rabbiweiner@JakeFrankel
This evidence is groundbreaking & shows how important the 2nd dose is to secure the strongest protection against COVID-19.
Thank you to the scientists & clinicians who've been working to produce this research.
It’s vital to get both jabs.
https://t.co/1txu1AC7fI
Testing and sequencing of sewage for #COVID19 is being increased to:
▶️ understand where the virus is circulating
▶️ detect variants
▶️ help tackle outbreaks
Dr Jonathan Porter from @EnvAgency explains 👇
More ▶️ https://t.co/7OOtM4oIHT
For #NationalReading Day, we spoke to @Statto about his book ‘Ageless: The New Science of Getting Older Without Getting Old’.
Read about how medical advances could slow or reverse ageing, and how this might change our relationship with later life: https://t.co/pkC1aQMLMr
Washing your hands is still important to prevent the spread of #coronavirus.
You should wash your hands frequently:
⏳ for at least 20 seconds
🚶 when leaving or entering your home
🍽️ before eating or handling food
🤧 after sneezing or blowing your nose
"Immune responses to natural coronavirus infections can be short lived, and some trial vaccines for SARS-CoV-1 raised safety concerns in animal models. The development of a SARS-CoV-2 vaccine therefore may not be straightforward." @DrSarahCaddy https://t.co/xEI8qs9M9e
In this time of uncertainty, many people are anxious about how to keep themselves and older loved ones safe.
Thankfully, our Advice Line is here to offer expert information, reassurance and support. Here's how our advisors have been making a difference: https://t.co/jvpc1bp7ui
"While the HSE has the statutory powers to act where employers fail to provide suitable PPE ... there are practical and political obstacles to the HSE’s powers of enforcement at the present time.” @HPIAndyCowper looks at the legal complexities around PPE https://t.co/qrTIBXaA7Z
Pernicious anaemia is an autoimmune disorder affecting the gastric mucosa with impaired absorption of dietary cobalamin (vitamin B12) resulting in B12 deficiency. How can doctors spot and diagnose this easily missed disorder? #BMJEducation https://t.co/wX9R93iMEy
Television is a lifeline for many older people, especially during this difficult time.
Although the BBC's announcement delaying the #TVLicences scheme is good news, we met with Miriam Margolyes who told us why more needs to be done: https://t.co/ubAl4KfI7P #SwitchedOff 📺
During the mid-1990s, coronaviruses were described as the backwater of virology, since none caused serious disease in humans. Yet this changed in 2002-03 with the emergence of a coronavirus causing SARS. Here's a look at what we know about coronaviruses https://t.co/2yvVrXl38g
32 day centres have closed, @Telegraph reports. Caroline Abrahams, Age UK charity director, describes this as devastating. "These services are crucial in relieving the pressure everyone is otherwise living with 24 hours a day, 7 days a week." #MakeCareFair https://t.co/S0cEOmuxaP
Grace is looking out for people, supporting them and helping to fight the stigma, pretty amazing actions from a 14 year old Dementia Friend - go Grace!
Asymptomatic #2019nCoV infection may be rare, and transmission from an asymptomatic person is very rare with other coronaviruses, as we have seen with MERS. Thus, transmission from asymptomatic cases is likely not a major driver of transmission https://t.co/5gEHSOGO7H