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Their wordsSecond, we're firefighting an explosion in mental health difficulties - anxiety, addictions, insomnia, depression, self-harm, psychosis - triggered not just by the virus, but by the measures we've had to take against it.
Their wordsThis is the great hope: that even if it proves impossible to eliminate Sars-CoV-2 from the population, and even if the jab doesn't entirely prevent you from becoming infected with new variants of the virus, vaccination will still mitigate its effects, fatal outcomes will be averted, and society can slowly begin to open up again.
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