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| The issue is that the public campaign is very weak. The importance of getting vaccinated isn't stressed enough and indeed vaccination levels are low. Also, the NHS in general doesn't stress enough the importance of getting a daily intake of vitamins C and D. Especially vitamin D, since the only way to get it in winter months is by taking a supplement. |
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| WHAT IS NEW? As far as I can remember there has been a "Winter crisis" in the NHS. It would be a sick joke if it wasn't so tragic for the lives of thousands of people.
For Heaven's sake Reeves, TAX THE RICH and give the NHS what it needs to save lives this winter and beyond! | |
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