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DR TIM ALLISON: Climate change link to pandemics

DR TIM ALLISON: Climate change link to pandemics

DR TIM ALLISON: Climate change link to pandemics

The connection between climate change or habitat destruction and disease is becoming increasingly clear says NHS Highland officer.

DR TIM ALLISON: Covid can strike twice – and nobody should be complacent

DR TIM ALLISON: Covid can strike twice – and nobody should be complacent

DR TIM ALLISON: Covid can strike twice – and nobody should be complacent

Covid is still with us, circulating in the community. We all would like it to disappear, but sadly that is wishful thinking.

DR TIM ALLISON: Lack of immunity build-up increases vulnerability to flu

DR TIM ALLISON: Lack of immunity build-up increases vulnerability to flu

DR TIM ALLISON: Lack of immunity build-up increases vulnerability to flu

When Covid first emerged it was a new threat and research work was focused on finding out how the virus behaved and how it could best be tackled.

Health Matters: Dr Tim Allison on lessons learned during the pandemic

Health Matters: Dr Tim Allison on lessons learned during the pandemic

Health Matters: Dr Tim Allison on lessons learned during the pandemic

We are coming up to the time for exams whether at school, college or university.

DR TIM ALLISON: It is not time to get back fully to how things were before

DR TIM ALLISON: It is not time to get back fully to how things were before

DR TIM ALLISON: It is not time to get back fully to how things were before

Three years ago, we lived in a world where masks were worn by surgeons or by comic book heroes, but hardly ever by most of us.

DR TIM ALLISON: The virus will continue to challenge us whether it is endemic or pandemic

DR TIM ALLISON: The virus will continue to challenge us whether it is endemic or pandemic

DR TIM ALLISON: The virus will continue to challenge us whether it is endemic or pandemic

Worldwide conflict and tragedy are often used as the background for feature films, although there are relatively few big screen films about disease.

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