The COVID-19 vaccines work by teaching your immune system how to defend itself against attack from the virus. Read more: https://t.co/qAOGzpWMu6 https://t.co/UaRi1m1tjm from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1367490661155565568

RT @NHSEngland: If you are pregnant, it is crucial that you still attend your antenatal appointments and continue to seek advice from your midwife or maternity team to ensure you have a safe and healthy pregnancy. The NHS is still here to see you safely….

There are so many different ways you can start to get more active. Why not find something you love doing with #BetterHealth? More information: https://t.co/7fegVQXyM6 https://t.co/OvxJOzfaac from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1367433899975008259

University can be a challenging time and that’s been especially true recently. This #UniMentalHealthDay visit #EveryMindMatters for simple tips to feel better and take the Mind Plan Quiz to get your free mental wellbeing action plan: https://t.co/FT74jyvCw7 https://t.co/olnupILKeC from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1367407519627378695

If you’ve had the COVID-19 vaccine, it’s vital that you continue to follow social distancing guidance. Read the latest guidance here: https://t.co/pC1m3uw2zj https://t.co/YKnLkdUVNJ from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1367399361290854400

@ivor_mectin Hi Ivor. Laws and regulatory agencies worldwide currently require that all medicines are tested on animals before clinical trials on humans. from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1367362199937818626

@djdannynewbold The UK operates a system of informed consent for vaccinations. Vaccines are the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases; however, it is up to individuals to decide whether they want to receive a vaccine or not. There’s more info here: https://t.co/jKMHsJHocp from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1367360609650696197

@Pete01mcfc Hi Pete. All three vaccines have been approved for use, and they are classed as highly effective. from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1367360198399115271

If you’ve noticed a loved one coughing for three weeks or more, it could be a sign of cancer. If it is cancer, finding it early makes it more treatable. Urge them to contact their GP practice. Your NHS is here to see you, safely:…

@rlabanm Hi Raul. We have some information on our site about how you will be contacted that should help you – https://t.co/RZnFzn0n2U from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1367122360617336832