UK: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson hold press conference in Downing Street. Part Six.

The NHS is taking measures to shield the most clinically vulnerable people in England to save lives. Up to 1.5 million individuals at high risk of hospitalization due to the virus will be contacted by the NHS and advised to stay home for at least 12 weeks. This includes people with severe respiratory conditions, certain cancers, organ transplant recipients, and some on immunosuppressive treatments. A full list of conditions is available online at gov.uk/coronavirus.

What is the primary goal of the NHS in contacting clinically vulnerable individuals?

• To provide them with medical supplies

• To ensure they stay at home for a specified period

• To offer them financial assistance

• To enroll them in a clinical trial

How long are the identified vulnerable individuals advised to stay at home?

• 16 weeks

• 12 weeks

• 8 weeks

• 4 weeks

Which of the following conditions is NOT mentioned as a criterion for being considered clinically vulnerable?

• Severe respiratory conditions

• Specific cancers

• Diabetes

• Organ transplant recipients

Where can individuals find the complete list of conditions that classify someone as clinically vulnerable?

• In a government-issued pamphlet

• On the gov.uk website

• On the NHS app

• At their local hospital

Which group of people might be included in the vulnerable category, although not all of them?

• Individuals with high blood pressure

• Those receiving certain immunosuppressive treatments

• People with diabetes

• Elderly people over 70