A doctor has warned that a 'silent' pandemic in the UK could end up being worse than the Coronavirus
A doctor has warned that a 'silent' pandemic in the UK could end up being worse than the Coronavirus.
He's spoken out about what he thinks may be the next threat to global health, as it already kills over one million people a year in this country. The expert says this may end up being 'more frightening' than Covid-19, which brought the world to a standstill a few years ago. Prince William has agreed to be one of the patrons of The Fleming Centre, which will open in 2028, in Paddington, London. The pair first met years ago, working on one of the royal’s mental health campaigns, and Mr Darzi lauded William’s involvement as helping them have a global impact.
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