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.
Fewer cases reported in salmonella outbreaks
By Lee Peart 17 September 2026
Fewer salmonella cases have been reported in recent weeks but health experts have warned it is too early to say the outbreaks are subsiding.
NHS programme targets 'silent killer'
By Lee Peart 16 September 2026
An NHS programme is being launched in Northampton and Wellingborough to help residents manage high blood pressure.
Sixfold divide in job availability for young people revealed
By Lee Peart 16 September 2026
A sixfold divide in job availability for young people has been revealed by the IPPR.
A&E mental health crisis
14 September 2026
Helen Macdonald, senior clinical advisor at the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP), says A&E should not be the first place a child gets mental health support.
Clinical guidelines to support oral health care for older people published
By Lee Peart 10 September 2026
New clinical guidelines to support oral health care for older people have been published The Faculty of Dental Surgery (FDS) at the Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS England).
Government agrees online harm should be public health issue
By Lee Peart 10 September 2026
Online harm caused by children’s screen use should be treated as a safeguarding and public health issue, the Government has said.
Concern over low child flu vaccine uptake
By Lee Peart 07 September 2026
Concerns have been voiced by the UKHSA over the low uptake by children of the flu vaccine.
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