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The new variant transmits more easily than the previous one but there is no evidence that it is more likely to cause severe disease or mortality.
Study finds infection rates among students and staff in schools were linked to those found in the wider community at the peak of the second wave.
A new variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) has been identified across the South East of England.
Health chiefs urge those with long-term health conditions to get their flu jab, as PHE analysis shows 6 in 10 flu deaths are people with underlying conditions.
Public Health England (PHE) has published new guidance to support frontline workers in delivering the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine to the most vulnerable.
Three-quarters (75%) of those aged 65 and over in England received the free vaccine so far this year – up from 72.4% at the end of the last flu season.
A consensus statement on the best approach to reduce risk for workers, including those of ethnic minority groups, has been issued by PHE, HSE and FOM.
Antimicrobial resistance remains a serious threat to the health of people in England, with 178 AMR infections diagnosed each day, according to a PHE report.
England death rate up to 6 times higher from coronavirus during the first wave of the pandemic than the general population, Public Health England study finds.
Public Health England (PHE) is reminding parents that the national COVID-19 restrictions should not stop children from receiving life-saving vaccines.
A new report by Public Health England shows that for the first time the number of new HIV diagnoses in gay and bisexual men outnumber new diagnoses in heterosexual adults by only 100 cases.
New Public Health England research suggests that people infected with both viruses between January and April were more at risk of severe illness and death.
This year’s Stoptober campaign is calling on smokers to put their lungs first and breathe easier ahead of flu season.
The Medical Director of Public Health England and Chief Medical Adviser of NHS Test and Trace have written to school and college leaders.
A significant increase in annual gonorrhoea diagnoses has prompted health officials to warn of the need to practise safe sex.
Latest developments in vaccines, vaccination policies and procedures for immunisation practitioners.
Public Health England detected just 67 single cases and 30 outbreaks (defined as 2 or more linked cases) in schools across England in June.
A nationwide effort led by PHE to find out whether people who had COVID-19 can get infected again has now recruited 10,000 health workers from across the NHS.
PHE calls for people to be tick aware as the first case of a babesiosis is diagnosed in England.
Supporting people to move towards and maintain a healthier weight may reduce the serious effects of COVID-19 on the population, PHE report finds.
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