"Covid was harmless. - Just a cold " Erm no actually over 20 MILLION people died making it one of the deadliest outbreaks in history "Covid vaccines didn't work" Well, they saved around 14 million lives So they did.

Here is an NHS trust explicitly documenting the risk that replacing doctors with PAs in child protection assessments may lead to paedophiles/abusers not being successfully prosecuted... ... yet choosing to go ahead regardless. How is this not a national scandal? @CQCProf

Hi @gmcuk It’s been 16 days since you were going to take immediate steps in response to another doctor’s suicide Please update us on those steps and what action has been taken ⏳ Day 14 of asking.

Quote “Allied health professionals siphon off the ‘easy’ consultations, ratcheting up the pressure on GP workload. This is a complexity loop that deepens the crisis’ “ Ah complex systems. When will we learn and stop linear thinking?

January is #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth. Cervical cancer is a cancer that's found anywhere in the cervix. It's most common in women aged between 30 and 35, but it can happen at any age.

There were 5,074 patients in hospital with flu by Sunday 29 December. On average last week, there were 4,469 patients a day in hospital with the virus – up from 1,312 during the same period in 2023. Read the latest NHS data. ⬇️ https://t.co/El746Cp4vd

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Lifestyle measures such as regular exercise, not smoking and a nutritious diet are essential to maintain health. But they need to be supplemented – when needed - with medication for long-term conditions. Both under-treatment and over-treatment with drugs are important challenges.

Happier January - Day 3: Do a kind act for someone else to help to brighten their day https://t.co/FzbUA9CFgU  #HappierJanuary

https://t.co/c66AugqRE2. For every 72 people waiting 8-12 hours before admission there is one additional death within 30 days.

People going on about the importance of prevention. Well of course. But without acknowledging the conscious underfunding and undermining of UK public health it’s just sound bites/‘public health’ lite, not the hard deep work of addressing inequality

The Government seems to have come into power with no ideas. Social care being the latest example. Years to prepare & plenty of evidence of the problems. A commission or report will tell you what we already know. A lack of a plan seems to be the message, words but little action.

GPs are often blamed for the problems of the NHS Reality is somewhat different, since 2019 GPs have been providing 5million MORE appts per month (31million) with 20% less £/patient For context A&E has 2.2m attendances ⬆️200k Out-Patients 8.7m Ambulance calls 750k (no change)

@mancunianmedic Disappointing that @UKLabour didn’t have most of their social care plan worked out in opposition. Presumably some details wouldn’t be available to them in opposition, but to be so ill prepared as to require a 3 yr delay for implementation really is ridiculous. @wesstreeting

Seven in 10 GPs in UK suffer from compassion fatigue, survey finds

"Do you have 'Fictional Walls' by Suella Braverman?"

@timspector The biggest mistake was re-opening schools without any attempt to mitigate the spread of Covid in crowded poorly-ventilated classrooms. There is now a mountain of evidence about the harm that repeated Covid infections have caused (and are CONTINUING to cause) to our children.

Hi @gmcuk It’s been 14 days since you were going to take immediate steps in response to another doctor’s suicide Please update us on those steps and what action has been taken ⏳ Day 12 of asking.

Just a reminder, we have our own online tribute site, where anyone bereaved by covid can upload a photo and a dedication. Those who think covid was ‘just a cold’ would do well to spend time looking at some of these faces, & reading the words of grief. https://t.co/O5tghDxsB3