44K views · 340 reactions | "This is a real success." Deputy CMO Dr Jenny Harries says the number of people being treated in hospital for confirmed #COVID19 has fallen "very markedly" in London, with "many other success stories" in other areas of the UK. #Coronavirus latest: https://trib.al/OkgKFMn | Sky News | Facebook

Work at the new UK Health Security Agency launches today. It will work to protect the country from future health threats and ensure the nation can respond to pandemics quickly and at greater scale. Watch its chief executive, Dr Jenny Harries, explain what the organisation will do 👇 More info: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/work-begins-for-uk-health-security-agency-to-protect-the-nation | Department of Health and Social Care - DHSC

5K views · 129 reactions | This week we launched the new UK Health Security Agency, which will lead the UK's work on preventing future pandemics and other external threats to health. Chief Executive Dr Jenny Harries visited the HQ at Colindale with Health Secretary Matt Hancock Watch  | Department of Health and Social Care - DHSC | Facebook

England's deputy chief medical officer Dr Jenny Harries on hygiene interventions in educational settings. | Department for Education

Deputy CMO Dr Jenny Harries responds to claims that front line NHS workers are being asked to reuse single-use PPE items - saying the guidance is "detailed" and "complex", and that some items are suitable for being used more than once. #COVID19 latest: https://trib.al/u9F21ta | Sky News

"It's an uncertain winter ahead." Dr Jenny Harries, chief executive of UK Health Security Agency, says strain types of winter flu are "uncertain" this year, warning that those who catch flu and #COVID19 at the same time are thought to be twice as likely to die. #Phillips: https://trib.al/xFe5JTU | Sky News