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Distrust and labour shortages hinder efforts to provide vaccines for black and Hispanic communities
Advisers recommend use of a third shot but want vulnerable people to have priority
Over-18s who refuse to take coronavirus jab will face fines of up to €3,600 from mid-March
Research underscores the dangers of bacteria developing the ability to resist drugs
Philanthropist calls on governments to contribute billions to tackle future pathogens and increase vaccine supplies
Early findings suggest level of antibodies needed to protect against variant ‘too high’ for jab to induce
French, German and Italian schemes to show proof of vaccination or negative test averted lockdowns
Surge in young patients in England, France and US but the vast majority have mild symptoms
Malaria is constantly present in many places — and still kills hundreds of thousands a year
Three-judge panel rules unanimously against top men’s tennis player one day before Australian Open
Pharma executive warns policymakers may be incapable of preparing the public for next pandemic
Global tangle of labour laws and government stances complicate return to the workplace
Health leaders echo cautions amid signs infections and hospital pressures have hit peak across UK
Ruling marks latest setback for administration as it grapples with spread of Omicron variant
By rejecting modern medicine, antivaxxers have recreated past eras when people died like flies
Hopes early warning system will give policymakers and vaccine producers more time to address health risks
Widespread acceptance of disease screening is reshaping the medical diagnostics market
Top UK medical charity to focus on next generation vaccines as it warns of complacency over future variants
Requiring those unvaccinated by choice to pay for their Covid hospital care is more ethical than mandatory vaccination
Three-month agreement designed to relieve pressure on hospitals but critics question whether it will provide extra capacity
Swiss drugmaker to license antiviral therapeutic after success in early-stage tests
With repeat cases soaring, scientists worry that highly transmissible variant could infect people again
Healthcare experts say Biden administration failed to prepare for soaring demand from latest wave
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