MPs urge Government to boost weight loss drugs access
By Lee Peart 26 October 2026
MPs have urged the Government to boost access to weight loss drugs to end a two-tier system determined by ability to pay.
New hope for personalised prostate cancer treatment
By Paul Day 23 October 2026
A genomic test could help identify which men with prostate cancer need additional hormone treatment and who could avoid its side effects.
NHS hits dementia diagnosis target for first time in six years
By Lee Peart 22 October 2026
The NHS has met its target of diagnosing more than two-thirds of people with dementia for the first time since March 2020.
Migrants pay 60% more into NHS than estimated cost of their care
By Emily Whitehouse 20 October 2026
The NHS received £2.3bn from migrants paying a health surcharge in 2025/26, despite a fall in immigration.
Devolution a chance to end postcode lottery for children, says commissioner
By Lee Peart 19 October 2026
Devolution is a chance to end the postcode lottery in inequality and fairness for children, according to the Children’s Commissioner.
Nineteen-year healthy life gap revealed in Wales
By Lee Peart 15 October 2026
A 19-year healthy gap for women in the most and least deprived areas of Wales has been revealed in a new report.
Burnham announces four steps to speed up brain cancer treatments
By Lee Peart 15 October 2026
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced four steps to speed up the development of new brain cancer treatments.
Why are more people under 50 getting cancer?
14 October 2026
Dr Jiri Kubes, radiation oncologist and medical director at the Proton Therapy Center in Prague, explains what the latest figures really mean.
How research and innovation are shaping the future of healthcare
14 October 2026
Vini Jain, contractual content partner with Compound Vitality, discusses how ongoing research and innovation are influencing the healthcare sector.
A change of pace, exercise may help during menopause
By Emily Whitehouse 13 October 2026
Walking, dancing and Zumba could help ease depression during menopause, research by University College London (UCL) shows.
Why have progressive policies not closed the health gap in Scotland?
By Lee Peart 13 October 2026
A new UCL Institute of Health Equity report looks at why progressive policies have not closed the health gap in Scotland.
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