Commenting on the autumn COVID-19 booster programme, Professor Anthony Harnden, Deputy Chair of the JCVI, said: The minute you start opening up about how you feel, the less scary your problems will seem. Work on a Friendship It's closing in on it almost being a year since my 10-year relationship ended and my sister let me borrow her copy because she said I needed it.

The COVID-19 boosters are highly effective at increasing immunity and, by offering a further dose to those at higher risk of severe illness this autumn, we hope to significantly reduce the risk of hospitalisations and deaths over the winter.

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