The concerns evoked by Oliver over care homes and covid-191 are echoed in the privatised, fragmented, and disconnected […]

I welcome Oliver’s plea that care homes are not forgotten (again) by the government after covid-19.1 But not […]

When the Titanic sank there was a linear relation between the social class of passengers and their risk […]

I’ve spent three decades working in acute hospitals. The stress, relentless pace, long shifts with irregular hours, and […]

Several documents presented to the UK government from its scientific advisers analysing how and when it may be […]

The UK government’s handling of one of its most senior advisers who had seemed to break covid-19 lockdown […]

The Independent Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (iSAGE) published its first report on 12 May.1 Chaired by David […]

“Postviral smell loss is relatively common, though in a typical month I would usually see only one or […]

As the covid-19 crisis deepens, Greenhalgh and colleagues say that policy makers should encourage the public to wear […]

Japan has ended its state of emergency a week early after its new infections fell below 50 a […]