Technology that keeps donor lungs alive could increase transplants
By Emily Whitehouse 29 July 2026
A machine that keeps lungs alive outside the body could increase the number of transplants carried out in England.
Councils call for greater powers to boost vaccination rates
By Lee Peart 27 July 2026
Councils have called for greater powers to boost vaccination rates and tackle rising measles cases.
Pathways to Work employment scheme hits 100,00 milestone
By Lee Peart 16 July 2026
Around 100,000 disabled people and those with health conditions have been supported by Pathways to Work advisers.
Social media curfew and addictive feature crackdown announced
By Lee Peart 16 July 2026
Nighttime curfews on social media apps for 16 and 17 year olds are to be enforced by the Government.
One in five women attend A&E in year after giving birth, analysis finds
By Lee Peart 16 July 2026
One in five mothers attended A&E in the year after giving birth, with 6% having emergency hospital admissions, according to the Nuffield Trust.
UK 'sick of man of Europe' on children's health, report reveals
By Lee Peart 14 July 2026
The UK is the ‘sick man of Europe’ on children’s health a new report by The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) has revealed.
Landlord clampdown aims to provide safer, healthier social housing
By Lee Peart 14 July 2026
Landlords will be required to make safe dangers to social housing tenants under new legislation announced by the Government.
Action plan offers support to unpaid carers
By Lee Peart 14 July 2026
An action plan to improve support for unpaid carers has been published by the Government as part of its plans for a National Care Service.
Wearable devices to flag sepsis risk
By Lee Peart 14 July 2026
Wearable devices will automatically flag whether people are at risk of sepsis under an NHS trial.
People in their 50s urged to take bowel screening test
By Lee Peart 13 July 2026
Just over half of 54 year olds (56.2%) took part in bowel screening between April 2024 and March 2025 compared with seven in ten 74 year olds (73.5%), NHS England has revealed.
High street pharmacies to offer young people meningitis jab
By Lee Peart 13 July 2026
High street pharmacies will offer the MenB vaccine from Monday 20 July ahead of the autumn term.
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