Government set to crackdown on illegal underage sunbed use
By Liz Wells 26 January 2026
The government has unveiled plans to crackdown on rogue businesses flouting the law and putting children’s health at risk by selling sessions to under-18s.
Presenteeism 'failing' the NHS
By Liz Wells 26 January 2026
A silent epidemic of presenteeism and burnout is undermining the NHS and putting doctors’ health and wellbeing at risk, a new study warns.
MHRA seizes illegal medicines worth almost £45m in 2025
By Liz Wells 26 January 2026
The MHRA, working with law enforcement partners, seized almost 20 million doses of illegally traded medicines, with a potential street value of nearly £45m, during 2025.
Maternity services again rated inadequate following 'minimal improvements'
By Lee Peart 26 January 2026
Maternity services at Bedford Hospital and Luton and Dunstable Hospital have again been rated inadequate by the CQC.
Isle of Wight NHS Trust launches digital project to improve pressure injury care
By Liz Wells 26 January 2026
Isle of Wight NHS Trust is transforming how pressure injuries are recorded, reviewed and treated across hospital wards, improving patient safety while saving valuable clinical time.
NHS launches world-first genetic register
By Liz Wells 26 January 2026
Thousands of people at higher risk of developing cancer due to inherited faulty genes will be regularly checked and tracked by the NHS thanks to a first-of-its-kind national genetics programme.
Spire Healthcare confirms takeover talks
By Lee Peart 26 January 2026
Spire Healthcare has confirmed it is in talks over a possible takeover by private equity firms, Bridgepoint Advisers Limited and Triton Investment Advisers.
Double vision
By Liz Wells 26 January 2026
NHS staff in Manchester are reaping the benefits of a digital twin of six hospitals, which is being used to better manage the estates
Trust accepts 'causal connection' between infections and water system
By Lee Peart 23 January 2026
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has accepted there was a ‘causal connection’ between the infection of some patients with issues with its water system.
Wood-burning stoves could carry health warnings under Government plans
By Liz Wells 23 January 2026
New wood-burning stoves will have stricter limits on smoke emissions and would have to be sold with health warnings under proposed government rules.
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