National Health
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Origin | Canterbury |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | |
| Members | Bill Bruford |
| Dave Stewart | |
| Phil Miller | |
| Pip Pyle | |
| Genres | Progressive Rock |
| Canterbury Scene | |
| Jazz Fusion | |
| Psychedelic Rock | |
| Experimental Rock | |
| Record labels | Charly Records |
| Cuneiform Records | |
| East Side Digital | |
| Affinity | |
| Blueprint | |
| Charly | Affinity | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1646466 |
About National Health
National Health were an English progressive rock band associated with the Canterbury scene. Founded in 1975, the band featured members of keyboardist Dave Stewart's band Hatfield and the North and Alan Gowen's band Gilgamesh, including guitarists Phil Miller and Phil Lee and bassist Mont Campbell as original members.
WHO seeks China data on 'pneumonia clusters' in children
... Last week, China s National Health Commission said there had been a rise in several respiratory diseases across the country - in particular influenza, Covid, mycoplasma pneumoniae - a common bacterial infection affecting younger children - and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)...
Keeley Hawes returns to stage for first time in a decade
... Set in 1948, The Human Body will see Hawes play Iris Elcock, a GP and Labour party councillor working to implement Nye Bevan s National Health Service Act and its promise of free health care for all...
Benefit claimants not seeking work to face mandatory work placements
... " We will put that money into creating every year an additional two million appointments, scans and operations in our National Health Service so that we can get those waiting lists down, get people the treatment they need, and get them in many cases back into work...
Captain Tom family's home spa hearing to take place
... Capt Sir Tom raised £38m for National Health Service charities by walking laps around his Bedfordshire garden during the first Covid-19 pandemic lockdown...
Captain Tom's daughter defends decision to keep book profits
... Capt Sir Tom s extraordinary fundraising efforts for National Health Service charities are part of Covid-19 pandemic history...
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... There has been a global shortage of the jabs so only limited stock arrived for the UK s National Health System (NHS)...
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... House visits organised by the National Health service were also suspended because of security concerns...
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... He has gained a reputation as a safe pair of hands, serving as president of the former National Health service and of the postal service...
WHO seeks China data on 'pneumonia clusters' in children
By Phelan ChatterjeeBBC News
The World Health Organization (WHO) has asked China for more information on " clusters of undiagnosed pneumonia" reportedly spreading amongst Children in the north of the Country .
Non-state media reports say Children 's hospitals in parts of the Country are overwhelmed with sick Children .
Chinese authorities have attributed a spike in flu-like illnesses this winter to the lifting of Covid measures.
The Who is urging people in China to take measures to reduce transmission.
In a the UN health agency says it wants more information on reports in the media and from ProMed - a Global Outbreak surveillance System - of " clusters of undiagnosed pneumonia in Children in northern China".
Since October , northern China has reported an " increase in influenza-like illness" compared to the same period over The Past three years, it adds.
Last week, China's National Health Commission said there had been a rise in several respiratory diseases across the Country - in particular influenza, Covid, mycoplasma pneumoniae - a common bacterial infection affecting younger Children - and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).
Officials attributed the spike to the lifting of Covid restrictions.
Other countries, including the UK and the US, saw similar surges in flu-like illnesses once pandemic restrictions were lifted.
The Who says it is unclear if the reported pneumonia outbreak and overall increase in respiratory infections reported by Beijing are Linked - and has made an official request for more detailed information.
It has urged people in China to take basic precautions like getting vaccinated, wearing masks and hand-washing.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
