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Diarrhoea still common sign of Covid, say experts

Insight gathered from data

Wales Online · Aug 1, 2022

The five most common Covid symptoms to look for as cases rise

A fever and loss of smell - which are most often associated with Covid - were among the least reported symptoms

Manchester Evening News · Jul 15, 2022

New most common COVID symptom emerges as millions are infected

Around one in 25 people are believed to currently have covid

Liverpool Echo · Jul 14, 2022

Go with your gut: scientist Tim Spector on why food is not just fuel

The scientist has spent years studying how gut health relates not just to nutrition, but to all aspects of our everyday wellbeing. He explains why it really is what’s inside that counts

The Guardian - UK · May 15, 2022

The little-known Covid symptom affecting one in five people with Omicron variant

Professor Tim Spector has warned that ringing ears, or tinnitus, should be taken "really seriously" as a new symptom because it could indicate the virus behaving in different ways

Manchester Evening News · May 11, 2022

Warning over two new Covid variant symptoms having an effect 'close to the brain'

Professor Tim Spector has given an update on the virus

Wales Online · May 10, 2022

Omicron Covid symptoms ‘last half as long as common cold - if you’re triple jabbed’, study says

The incubation time and period of infectiousness is also shorter in Omicron compared to Delta, the study found

The Independent UK · Apr 11, 2022

One in 13 still have Covid in the UK - and these are the ten areas worst hit in the North East

Studies show that Covid-19 is affecting millions around the country - this is what the data shows about how it continues to spread in the North East.

Chronicle Live · Apr 8, 2022

Simple food swaps ‘could help women through the menopause’

'What this study shows is that we’re not a prisoner of the menopause – we can do something about it'

Wales Online · Mar 24, 2022

Simple food swaps ‘could help women through the menopause’

Natural yoghurt, nuts, pulses, berries and leafy greens are good choices for helping keep the gut microbiome healthy, a study suggests.

The Independent UK · Mar 23, 2022