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So many of you have been in touch to share your experience of being vaccinated, or to ask questions about the vaccine programme.

We asked the Head of the Vaccine Programme all your questions, and more.

Do you have ideas about what could be improved about the nursing care that you receive at home? Your questions could help inform what researchers should focus on.

How does it feel when you get your vaccine call up? This week we chatted with Lesley whose had her first Covid vaccine.

Unsurprisingly we've had lots of calls and emails about the Coronavirus vaccine in recent weeks. We've been able to help some frontline workers get access to their vaccine.

Testing is now available for all us living and working in Medway if you don't have any Covid symptoms. One in three of us will have Covid with no symptoms so it's really important to get tested regularly to reduce the spread of the virus

Take a look about what you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccination programme including how you will know when it's your turn, where to go, and why it's important.

All of us are waiting for the call for our Covid vaccination. Have you had yours yet?

It can be tough at any time to lose someone, but particularly hard during a pandemic when you can feel more alone than usual.

Take a look at our article on the organisations and groups that can support you if you’re grieving.

We’ve heard from hundreds of people since the pandemic started with questions about how to get a dentist appointment or emergency dental care. Here are some of the answers.

Five testing sites across Medway are offering free Covid tests to people working in key professions who don't have any Covid symptoms.

One million adults in Kent & Medway will be offered the Coronavirus vaccine in the coming weeks and months. When will you get yours?

To help stop the spread of coronavirus, the government is advising everyone to stay at home from 5 January 2021.