10,000 covid cases: Keep your masks on, says WHO professor
Wokingham borough’s Covid-19 expert, just honoured by the Queen, has warned of dramatic increases in covid cases in the next ...
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MBE awarded to Sonning professor for his work on covid
Covid professor Ben Cowling, from Sonning, has been given an MBE for his ground-breaking virus work during the pandemic.
COVID-19: Focus on vaccine booster as virus fight enters new stage
Professor Ben Cowling, Wokingham's World Health Organisation disease expert is working against Covid-19.
CORONAVIRUS: ‘The country can be normal by autumn’
Professor Ben Cowling, the coronavirus expert from Sonning, says life may be back to normal by September.
REVIEW OF THE YEAR: April 2020 – Lockdown life and the mad dash for PPE
LOCKDOWN was the new normal for the country as stay at home became a fact of life. Pupils remained off ...
‘Ventilation needs to be the key public message’
Tony Cowling believes that 'hands, face, space' is not enough to stop coronavirus.
‘Lockdown 2.0 might not be enough’
Professor Ben Cowling, from the World Health Organisation, says the second lockdown may not be enough.
Coronavirus – 'The UK is at the very start of an epidemic' warns top professor
The World Health Organisation statistics professor from Wokingham borough has predicted the UK will have 100 confirmed coronavirus cases fairly ...
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