NHS Lanarkshire in plea to public as covid vaccines reach next stage

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Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionThe pack highlights the risk of children’s exposure to second-hand smoke through an engaging story of a little girl and her teddy, as well as what parents/carers can do to ensure their children aren’t exposed to its harmful effects.It also offers the opportunity to explore the themes of a favourite toy, rewarding positive behaviours and consideration for others.Alongside the book,

are now eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines. Kimmel noted that this might cause anxiety since “a lot of kids are scared to get shots,” and he said that his show had created a new mascot that will encourage kids to relax about it.Now according to the bit, Kimmel was supposed to then be joined onstage by “Maxine the Vaccine,” except that didn’t happen.

NEW YORK -- Pfizer Chairman and CEO Dr. Albert Bourla can now tell the incredible story.Bourla has a deal with Harper Business for what the publisher is calling “an exclusive, first-hand, behind-the-scenes story” of how the drugmaker managed to develop an effective vaccine against COVID-19 in a remarkably short period of time — months instead of years.

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has expanded the emergency use authorization for the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine to include children ages 12-to-15 years-old.

Apple - Android As part of the gradual reintroduction of elective procedures, NHS Lanarkshire is increasing the number of endoscopy procedures over the coming weeks. Patients will be kept informed of any new appointment or cancellation.Judith Park, NHS Lanarkshire director of acute services, said the health board was "now in a position to gradually and safely restart some non-urgent elective care".

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Apple - Android Speaking to Lanarkshire Live, Dr Russell said: “It is a remarkable milestone to have undertaken more than half a million vaccinations.“However, a programme of this scale would not have been possible without the willingness of Lanarkshire residents to receive the vaccine and the extremely hard work of NHS staff, and staff from both North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire Councils.“The staff have been key in the running of our vaccination centres and have overcome many

Harry made his first public appearance since Prince Philip's funeral on Sunday, when he told a vaccinated audience of 20,000 how Covid jabs should be fairly distributed around the world. Appearing along with many other international celebrities, Harry received a standing ovation when he stepped on stage for the anti-poverty group Global Citizen's concert, Vax Live, in LA's SoFi Stadium.

Trisha Yearwood received her first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine two months after battling the virus. The country singer, who is married to Garth Brooks, shared a photo to Instagram in the middle of receiving her first dose.

Apple - Android Scottish Water said: “Anyone calling from Scottish Water, either an employee or a contractor working on our behalf in your area, will always carry an photo identification (ID) card.“This may be either a Scottish Water ID card, or they may have an ID card for the contractor.

Susan Lucci is talking about the “freeing” feeling she experienced after receiving her COVID-19 vaccination.

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As we all patiently await the final two seasons of The Crown, viewers have been sharing their thoughts on who could play key members of the Royal Family – including the Duchess of Cambridge. While it's unclear if Peter Morgan's drama will cover Prince William's romance and marriage to Kate Middleton, fans of the show have suggested that EastEnders legend Lacey Turner, 33, could be the one to play the Duchess.

Lanarkshire Live was contacted by Rutherglen locals who were left with a long wait while trying to get into the Fernhill community centre on Monday.Now NHS Lanarkshire has promised that additional staff have been brought in to avoid any repeat of the delays.Fernhill is being used for locals who cannot access one of South Lanarkshire's supercentres for the vaccine, in either East Kilbride or Ravenscraig.