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Almost 2 in 3 adults say they have at least one symptom of depression that lasts at least 14 days. This is the result of the UCE RESEARCH and SYNO Poland research conducted for the ePsycholodzy.pl platform. As experts emphasize, this does not mean that so many Poles get sick, but the data are disturbing.more

People in need of urgent support will be seen within a day under ambitious new NHS plans to improve mental health waiting times. more

Face coverings will no longer be required on Transport of London (TfL) services - including the Underground - from tomorrow. more

The BA.2 sub-variant of the Omikron coronavirus variant, which has recently spread rapidly, especially in Denmark, does not "cause a more serious form" of Covid-19 than the BA.1 variant, reported the World Health Organization (WHO) epidemic expert Maria Van Kerkhove.more

Doctor prescribed an oral contraceptive to two older, high-risk patients against recommended medical practice, fitness to practise inquiry told more

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced a partial easing of some restrictions on the Vistula from March 1. After the changes, the take will remain, however, among others the obligation to undergo isolation after infection (also for family members), the need to wear masks and to be quarantined after arrival from another country for the unvaccinated.more

Registration for the COVID-19 vaccination with the Novavax preparation will start on March 1 and soon after that, the first volunteers will benefit from the vaccinations. One million doses will arrive in the first tranche, informs the daily "Fakt".more

All legally binding covid restrictions in Scotland, including the requirement to wear masks in confined public spaces, will be lifted on March 21, the head of the Scottish government, Nicola Sturgeon, announced.more

54 percent Poles postpone larger expenses for later; 81 percent expresses concern about inflation, according to Deloitte's report published today. Compared to the global average, Poles are more concerned about the pandemic of visiting restaurants or traveling by plane.more

The prime minister's 'Living with Covid' plan must not put the cost and responsibility of testing on employers, business groups have warned.more

The day after tomorrow in England, the legal requirement for people who have tested positive for the coronavirus to be isolated will be lifted, and from April 1 there will no longer be free quick tests for everyone, announced British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.more

"British society should not work and live under government restrictions any longer than necessary," said Business Minister Paul Scully. His comments came just as Boris Johnson intends to announce the complete lifting of all remaining pandemic-related requirements and restrictions.more

Failure to vaccinate against COVID-19 by persons required to do so, including those working in hospitals and pharmacies, may result in the employer making changes to work arrangements and terminating the employment relationship, the Ministry of Health indicated today.more

NHS leaders urge ministers to tackle huge rise in depression, anxiety, psychosis and eating disorders since Covid hit more

The movie "Spencer," which hit theaters late last year, wowed a large portion of viewers and critics. At the same time, it was met with criticism from professionals involved in helping people suffering from eating disorders. According to representatives of the charity Beat, the production portrayed Princess Diana's struggle with bulimia in a harmful way.more

British Queen Elizabeth II, who tested for coronavirus yesterday, continues to perform light duties at Windsor Castle, British media reported this morning, citing sources at the royal court.more

Vulnerable groups and the over-75s are set to be offered a fourth coronavirus jab in the coming weeks, according to reports.more

More European countries have announced an easing of COVID-19 restrictions as high infection rates stabilise. On Wednesday, Switzerland became the latest European country to ease measures, including ending health checks for incoming travellers.more

The UK has confirmed another 34,400 daily COVID cases and 128 more deaths, latest government figures show. It's the lowest number of cases reported since 9 November 2021.more

Households purchased 1,000 fewer calories a week since the ban, the study showed.more

The government is expected to continue easing COVID-19 restrictions, but some health leaders say the fast pace of the changes is a "big leap in the dark".more

The Netherlands was insufficiently prepared for the pandemic, according to a report by the Netherlands Security Council (OVV). The document mentions, inter alia, about a "silent catastrophe" in nursing homes.more

25,000 people were vaccinated against Covid-19 by a doctor from Bari in southern Italy, breaking the country's absolute record. Dr. Antonella Spica says she is not doing anything out of the ordinary. "Carrying out your duties does not mean heroism," she said.more

All children between the ages of 5 and 11 in the UK will be able to be vaccinated against Covid-19, the UK government said.more

From Monday, February 28, Canada will stop requiring travelers to perform PCR testing before departure or arrival, as long as they are fully vaccinated, said Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos.more