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Guide to purchasing the right sunscreen and protecting your skin 

March 4, 2021 Robert Lawson 0

With summer approaching, protecting your skin from harmful rays is essential. But, many consumers often feel confused and unprepared for the warmer weather.  To help […]

Vaccine passports the way out for hard-hit tourism sector

February 8, 2021 Consumer and Society 0

In a global first, UK cruise operator Saga Cruises has announced that from the start of the new season in May, all passengers will have […]

Amazon announces plans to help with vaccine rollout

January 24, 2021 Robert Lawson 0

Throughout the pandemic, Amazon has faced criticism over its treatment of employees after many of its workers claimed the conditions weren’t safe.  However, the company […]

Are “vaccine passports” a good idea? 

January 16, 2021 Liz Daunton 0

The idea of “vaccine passports” is highly controversial. Despite this, a number of countries have already expressed some support for the idea as a solution […]

Major US grocery chains begin rollout of Covid-19 vaccines 

January 11, 2021 Claire Robinson 0

In the US, there have been an unprecedented number of deaths from Covid-19. Although the FDA has now approved the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, some […]

Gender equality key to pandemic recovery efforts

December 18, 2020 Consumer and Society 0

At a recent conference, Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg highlighted the importance of turbocharging the fight for gender equality, noting that the Covid-19 pandemic has […]

CDC announces plans to cut quarantine period to 7 days 

December 2, 2020 Liz Daunton 0

Throughout the pandemic, the World Health Organization has suggested a 14-day isolation period for confirmed or suspected cases of coronavirus.  But, in a recent announcement, […]

Vulnerable people in England to get free vitamin D supplements 

November 28, 2020 Liz Daunton 0

As part of efforts to combat COVID-19 this winter, three million vulnerable people in England, including elderly and the long-term sick, will be given free […]

Young people more at risk of opioid overdoses involving multiple substances 

November 24, 2020 Liz Daunton 0

Reducing opioid-related fatalities is still a highly important issue in the US. Last year, a study estimated that 49,000 people died in 2017. And, even […]

Home COVID-19 test gets FDA approval 

November 19, 2020 Liz Daunton 0

The first COVID-19 test that can be carried out at home has now been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for consumers in […]

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