STIs through the centuries
In this blog post we will explore the rising tide of STIs across the eons, how ancient Greeks feared the killer “scorpions and serpents” in semen, and how goat's milk was thought to be a curative for sexual ailments.
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[Archived] Changes to the way we report on COVID-19 deaths
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[Archived] Group A Strep - What you need to know
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[Archived] Get vaccinated and boost your winter protection
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[Archived]Long read: winter vaccination for inclusion health groups in 2021
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Charting a course to end HIV transmission in England by 2030
On World Aids Day 2021, a new Action Plan has been published to move towards ending HIV transmission, AIDS and HIV-related deaths in England by 2030. In January 2019 the government committed to this bold ambition and the four-year plan, …
[Archived] Eligible for a free flu vaccine in winter 2021? Don’t wait, book it.
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[Archived] Why we are preparing for a worst-case scenario winter season
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[Archived] COVID-19: Science lessons – What We Know About COVID-19 in Schools
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[Archived] The importance of vaccinating children against flu
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