Covid-19 Jersey CI, WE ARE ALL in it together

30/05/2025

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A new Covid variant NB.1.8.1 is spreading 👀 An expert explains the symptoms to look out for at the link in the comments 👇️

23/04/2025

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Covid may be on the rise again 🚨

23/04/2025

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Covid cases have been rising slowly but surely since the beginning of the year

09/01/2025

Keep an eye out for this.
Keep elderly safe and wear a mask 😷

After two cases of human metapneumovirus were detected in India, another two cases have been reported, one from Gujarat and the other from Rajasthan. The rise in cases indicates conditions like COVID-19. Know if the two viruses are similar.
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05/01/2025

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Jersey has seen a significant increase in the number of people struck down with flu, RSV and covid in the last week

https://www.itv.com/news/channel/2025-01-04/health-bosses-prepared-for-all-eventualities-as-flu-cases-rise-in-island

04/01/2025

Keep an eye on this one

Here we go again... 😱 https://trib.al/X6gMjhD

28/09/2023

A lot of school staff absent… a lot of pupils absent… a lot of health workers absent… why? Covid

28/09/2023

Covid very much on the rise

04/09/2023

THE government has announced its Covid-19 autumn booster vaccination programme – as Public Health continues to ‘closely monitor’ a new strain of the virus. Islanders who are aged over 75 will be able to book an appointment from tomorrow (Tuesday 5 September) with appointments available from Tu...

20/08/2023

Covid alert

Please all be aware that Covid has reared its ugly head again, a strain is doing it’s rounds in the Island.
If you’re gathering, please try and maintain distances.

Take care out there

30/12/2022

Answers to the most common questions about coronavirus vaccines.

23/12/2022

The Bailiwick's Chief Pharmacist has deployed Serious Shortage Protocols (SSP). SSPs are used to manage temporary and potential medical supply issues.

An SSP allows Pharmacists to legally supply a specified alternative formulation or medicine – removing the need to go back to the prescriber and therefore, saving time and inconvenience for patients.

The decision to introduce SSPs has resulted from the increase in demand for antibiotics prescribed to treat Strep A.

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