Children's tooth decay an 'avoidable public health failure' – top surgeon

Children's tooth decay an 'avoidable public health failure' – top surgeon

By Lee Peart 24 September 2026

New NHS England figures paint a stark picture of children’s oral health in England and highlight the urgent need for better prevention and improved access to NHS dental care.

Partnership connects cardiovascular screening with treatment pathways

By Lee Peart 24 September 2026

Digital diagnostics company, PocDoc, has partnered with analytics, technology and clinical research services provider, IQVIA, to identify cardiovascular risk at scale and create more connected path...

Public health team leads investigation into high infant mortality rate

By Lee Peart 24 September 2026

Public health workers at Warwickshire County Council are leading research into high infant mortality rates in Rugby.

Plans for UK's first Workplace Health System revealed

By Lee Peart 23 September 2026

Sir Charlie Mayfield has set out plans to deliver the UK’s first Workplace Health System.

Retailers urged to prepare for tobacco and vape laws

By Lee Peart 23 September 2026

Retailers are being urged to prepare for upcoming changes to tobacco and vape laws.

Bristol NHS Foundation Trust to host South West NHS Genomic Medicine Service

By Lee Peart 23 September 2026

Bristol NHS Foundation Trust is to host the South West NHS Genomic Medicine Service.

Beyond a 'sick note' culture

22 September 2026

Britain is signing people off work, then writing them off. Here’s how we fix it. By Professor Neil Greenberg leading clinical psychiatrist, workplace mental health expert and President of the Socie...

Genomic sequencing reveals why Kent meningitis outbreak was deadly

By Lee Peart 22 September 2026

Genomic sequencing by the UKHSA, the University of Oxford and a collaboration of academic institutions, has revealed why the March 2026 meningitis was so dangerous.

Clinical trials unit to boost research and tackle health inequalities

By Lee Peart 22 September 2026

A new clinical trials unit (CTU) has been launched to expand research capacity, improve patient outcomes and address health inequalities.

Least deprived areas see fastest rise in autism and ADHD benefits, analysis reveals

By Lee Peart 22 September 2026

The share of young people receiving benefits for ADHD and autism has increased the greatest in more prosperous areas, new analysis has revealed.

Dentists in Lancashire and South Cumbria see highest rates of children

By Lee Peart 18 September 2026

Lancashire and South Cumbria dentists saw the highest the proportion of children in England in 2025/26.

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