Most people recover from COVID-19 within two weeks; however, data suggests that around one in seven people have symptoms lasting for at least four weeks, and a smaller proportion are affected for a longer period. Other than a brief visit to A&E, following a bout of severe breathlessness, a 40-year-old mother of two — who says … More Managing the long term symptoms of coronavirus infection
Patients with alcohol and substance misuse concerns speak of the immense pressure that the pandemic lockdowns have placed on their lives. The isolation of lockdown has had a significant impact on patients with mental health adverse effects which may be associated with dependence and withdrawal symptoms where access to healthcare providers has been limited. Although patients … More Coronavirus lockdown and the battle with addiction
Albert Einstein suggested in 1949 that the time would come when the rich so controlled the means of communication that it would be impossible for ordinary people to make informed decisions and so democracy would be broken. Considering the way in which patients have been affected in recent times, I feel that silence would not … More Cover up of Pfizer’s data fraud
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