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People with prior illness more likely to report longer symptoms after COVID-19 infection
People with prior illness and long-standing health conditions are more likely to report a longer duration of symptoms after the first signs of COVID-19...
COVID reforms in cancer care and research could have long-term benefits
A new review led by Professor James Spicer considers the reforms in cancer care and research made due to the pandemic, arguing that some have left a positive...
What do London employers really think about hybrid working?
A new paper highlights five key findings and challenges for employers in London – and elsewhere
Pandemic may have triggered second 'midlife crisis' for over-50s
British adults experienced highest-ever levels of poor mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic, triggering a second ‘midlife crisis’.
Audio-based AI unreliable for predicting Covid-19 infection, study finds
Researchers found that technology using Machine Learning performed no better than simply asking people to report their symptoms
London falcons ate fewer pigeons during lockdowns
The study by King’s researchers suggests that predatory birds in urban spaces are vulnerable to changes in human activities that support prey populations.
Analysis of vaccine uptake among UK women provides valuable insights
Only three-quarters of women of reproductive age were vaccinated against COVID-19 by February 2022, new research has found.
King's in the News – March 2023
As the global King’s community is often at the forefront of research and society – we round-up a few articles featuring King’s alumni, staff and research.
King's in the News – February 2023
As the global King’s community is often at the forefront of research and society – we round-up a few articles featuring King’s alumni, staff and research.
New book critiquing COVID response launched
Professor Toby Green has released his comprehensive critique of the devastating ‘War on Covid’, showing how to ensure it never happens again.
How much of a boost do “booster” COVID-19 jabs give?
Scientists have found the “booster” COVID-19 vaccine programme led to a large boost in the antibodies that help protect against coronavirus. High levels of...
King's in the News – January 2023
As the global King’s community is often at the forefront of research and society – we round-up a few articles featuring King’s alumni, staff and research.
Research shows working from home during lockdown may have impacted health behaviours
New research from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London and the University of Surrey has found that working...
Racism is 'fundamental cause' of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among ethnic minorities
King's academic leads newly published briefing from the Runnymede Trust and the Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity
More than 200 King's students involved in award-winning Covid vaccine service
Volunteers from King’s collected the award with Morris House Group Practice for their Covid service that vaccinated up to 7,000 patients per day, as well as...
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