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World COPD Day: How to live your best life post-diagnosis

Today marks the Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease’s (GOLD) worldwide awareness day. This year the theme is ‘Living well with COPD - Everybody, Everywhere’ and in that spirit, we have some tips to help you spot symptoms and live your best life.

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The Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine - explained

Experts have cautiously predicted that life could go back to ‘normal’ by next Spring, thanks to Pfizer's game-changing new jab. It’s an astonishing feat, considering that coronavirus didn’t exist (to our knowledge, at least) until a few months ago! So, what is the vaccine, how’s it different from the other candidates and why is the UK so well-placed to administer it? 

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Why is the UK in a good position to fight Covid-19 with the Pfizer vax?

On Monday (9/11/2020), the UK government announced that they had bought 40 million doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. Alongside this announcement, the EU shared that they have ordered 200 million doses, and the US, 100 million. So what does that mean for our capacity to innoculate the country?  

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Am I unreasonable to feel anxious about having a coronavirus jab?

If there’s one thing that many experts seem to agree on these days, it’s that life won’t return to ‘normal’ until we have a vaccine. Society will continue to ground to a halt every so often until we’ve got a way to quell the spread of Covid-19 once and for all.  But given how new this disease and the remedy is, how reasonable is it to feel anxious about having the jab once it starts rolling out?

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Covid-19 vaccination - who will receive the jab first?

Finally some seriously good news! Earlier this week, news of an effective vaccine for Covid-19 hit the headlines. Could you be the first in line to get the Pfizer vaccine? 

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talkhealth meets...TH+ Meditation Teacher Hannah Staunton

Hannah Staunton answers questions about yoga, meditation and the variety of ways to do it.

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Asthmatics 'no worse affected than a non-asthmatic person' by coronavirus

When coronavirus first kicked off, we were told that asthmatics were particularly at risk. The serious side effects seemed to all be respiratory - a continuous cough, difficulty breathing and ultimately, ventilatory support. But people with asthma might not any more vulnerable after all. 

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How to manage asthma during the coronavirus pandemic

The prospect of catching coronavirus is terrifying for everyone, but it’s especially so for anyone already living with an autoimmune disorder or chronic condition. So what does coronavirus mean for asthma patients?.

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