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Mr Max’s comments were met quickly with anger and criticism on social media.
Unlike traditional magnets, these ‘super strong’ magnets are small in volume but powerful in magnetism and easily swallowed.
Over 300 students from the University of Surrey were deployed during the first wave of the pandemic.
The Royal College of Nursing has called for the continuation of public mask-wearing and better protection for frontline workers.
Nursing pay no longer reflects the ‘realities and complexities of modern nursing’, finds pay review body
U-turn sees NHS workers handed a 3% pay rise
Government further delays pay rise for NHS workers
Trade unionist Pat Cullen appointed as RCN chief for at least 18 months
New rules mean health and care workers can skip self-isolation to attend work
Majority of emergency department staff are burnt-out, stressed, and exhausted even before a third wave
Warning issued after numerous incidents of oxygen tubing being connected to air flowmeters rather than oxygen
US recalls lateral flow tests amid ‘significant’ accuracy concerns
‘At least 115,000 health and care workers have paid the ultimate price’ during the pandemic, says WHO
Sharps injuries rise due to ‘lack of training’ and pressures of the pandemic
Universities should consider research placements for student nurses and midwives
England’s first nursing cadets start placement
New critical care qualification for nurses and AHPs to be rolled out from September
NMC approves first College to deliver direct-entry nursing associate training
Student nurses are covered by NHS death-in-service scheme, confirms HEE
Health unions demand mandatory face mask use in healthcare for foreseeable future
Concerns raised after elected RCN council member publicly suspended
RCN council chair steps aside following complaints and pending independent investigation
Nurse midwife struck-off for ‘making and distributing’ indecent images of children
Respected nurse resigns from RCN triggering accusations of ‘silencing women’ and ‘male fragility’