LONDON, 05 August. - (ANA) - Fatalities resulting from the most common type of heart attack rose by nearly 40% during lockdown in the United Kingdom, researchers have found. 

 

The study, led by the University of Leeds, has led to claims that the government's “Stay Home” message had a “devastating” impact by deterring thousands of patients in medical danger from seeking help.

 

A British Government report warns that healthcare delays and economic impact of pandemic may lead to up to 200,000 deaths.-(ANA) -

 

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