Most young people with depression find antidepressants helpful

Most young people with depression find antidepressants helpful

By Lee Peart 05 October 2026

Over half (58%) of young people find antidepressants helpful, according to to polling commissioned from YouGov by UCL.

EXCLUSIVE: 'They need politicians to advocate for them': former minister on the Babies Bill

By Emily Whitehouse 05 October 2026

Former minister of state for health and social care, Will Quince, speaks to us about the Babies Bill and why the first 1,001 days of a child's life should be protected in law.

School nurse and health visitor numbers in steep decline

By Lee Peart 05 October 2026

School nurse and health visitor numbers have fallen sharply in recent years, according to The King’s Fund.

THE BIG INTERVIEW: Preventing a lost generation

By Lee Peart 05 October 2026

Head of work & health, Helen Bowles, shares how Norfolk and Suffolk ICB is working with local partners to prevent primary children from later becoming NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training...

Government forms three-year partnership with Breast Cancer Now

By Lee Peart 05 October 2026

The DHSC has announced a three-year partnership with Breast Cancer Now to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

NHS to offer winter vaccinations to homeless

By Lee Peart 02 October 2026

Flu and pneumococcal disease vaccines are to be offered to the homeless as part of a national NHS programme.

BREAKING NEWS: Cooper pledges up to 1,000 Sure Start centres over next two years

By Lee Peart 30 September 2026

Health and social care secretary Yvette Cooper has announced the extension of Sure Start services over the next two years.

THE BIG INTERVIEW: All aboard the health bus!

By Lee Peart 29 September 2026

Stuart Rimmer, interim chief executive at Thames Freeport, shares how a Health Bus pilot successfully targeted hard to reach communities with high deprivation and low GP engagement in East London.

Cancer causing chemical found in town near factory

By Lee Peart 29 September 2026

A cancer causing chemical has been found in residents of Thornton Cleveleys in Lancashire.

Funding gaps prevent new diagnostics from moving consistently into care, report warns

By Lee Peart 25 September 2026

Gaps in NHS funding and commissioning are preventing new diagnostics from moving consistently into routine care, a new report warns.

Rapid genomic test to transform brain tumour diagnosis

By Lee Peart 25 September 2026

A rapid genomic test for brain tumours developed at University of Nottingham and Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is being extended across specialist centres in England.

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RECRUITER: Nottingham City Council

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