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Advice for people who have been in possible contact with Junin virus, a virus that causes a disease called Argentine haemorrhagic fever.
Resources for addressing sex-related health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance.
Resources for addressing religion and belief-related health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance.
Resources for addressing health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance amongst people in contact with the criminal justice system.
Resources for addressing health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance amongst people experiencing homelessness.
Resources for addressing health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance amongst people experiencing drug and/or alcohol dependence.
Resources for addressing health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance based on geography.
Resources for addressing gender-related health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance.
Resources for addressing health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance in the context of deprivation and socio-economic disadvantage.
Resources for addressing health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance amongst the clinically vulnerable.
How to give feedback about your rapid lateral flow, PCR or saliva test kit, including reporting harm or reactions you had when you did the test.
The public health microbiology service in the South East is provided by the University Hospital Southampton NHS Trust.
The public health laboratory for Yorkshire and the Humber is based in Leeds.
Information about acetonitrile for use in responding to chemical incidents.
For managing risk of bloodborne viruses (BBVs) like hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, after a severe serial penetrating injury attack.
Guidance on managing risk of bloodborne viruses (BBVs), such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, in bomb blast victims.
Information for healthcare workers on the types of coronavirus (COVID-19) antibody tests available and how to interpret results.
Additional information for medical professionals and researchers on using and interpreting SARS-CoV-2 antibody tests.
Information on aluminium phosphide, for use in responding to chemical incidents.
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