Healthcare and Treatment

by Nicholas Booth The author pictured before his recent visit to Croydon University Hospital, ground zero for nosocomial infections You...

by Guy de la Bédoyère Peter Openshaw, Professor of Experimental Medicine at Imperial College, popped up on Andrew Marr this...

As we tot up the unintended consequences of lockdowns across the world, it’s worth bearing in mind that the quarantining...

1. Culturing a Pandemic A useful place to start when trying to understand how societies respond to pandemics is Lowell...

The coronavirus care-home scandal has been smouldering away in the media for some time, flaring now and then into a...

by Rob Lyons As the old joke goes, “You had one job.” Public Health England (PHE) is an executive agency...

More specifically… As its own disclaimer points out, regardless of what this paper says, what really matters is what the...

David Crowe, a Canadian independent researcher of infectious disease models and the host of a weekly radio show in Canada...

Does admitting patients suspected of having COVID-19 to hospital increase the spread of the virus? That's one explanation for why...

We have zero success for patients who were intubated. Our thinking is changing to postpone intubation to as long as...