Surgeons double high intensity theatre sessions to reduce waiting times
By Lee Peart 13 February 2026
Surgeons have undertaken two high intensity theatre (HIT) sessions in one day to bring down waiting times for planned operations.
Government consults on plans to protect children from second-hand smoke
By Liz Wells 13 February 2026
The government has launched a consultation on stopping people smoking or using heated tobacco outside healthcare locations in England.
Mental health waiting times for children and young people fall in Wales
By Lee Peart 13 February 2026
Mental health support waiting times for children and young people have fallen in Wales following the introduction of alternatives to hospital admission.
Millions of illegal erectile dysfunction pills seized
By Liz Wells 13 February 2026
MHRA is warning the public not to risk their health by buying unauthorised medicines online.
MPs launch inquiry into young people's mental health
By Lee Peart 13 February 2026
A new inquiry into children and young people’s mental health has been launched by the Education and Health and Social Care committees.
NHS Devon appoints acting chief executive and accountable officer
By Liz Wells 13 February 2026
Libby Ryan-Davies has been appointed as NHS Devon’s acting chief executive and accountable officer.
Norovirus cases high but stabilising
By Lee Peart 13 February 2026
Norovirus cases remain high but are beginning to stabilise, according to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).
Willow Therapy Unit officially opens at Harrogate District Hospital
By Lee Peart 12 February 2026
A therapy unit has officially opened at Harrogate District Hospital, marking the return of respiratory, cardiac, neurology and amputee occupational therapy and physiotherapy out-patient services to...
Government unveils pay rise for 1.4m NHS workers
By Liz Wells 12 February 2026
More than 1.4 million NHS workers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will receive a pay rise from April, the Government announced.
BREAKING NEWS: Royal College of Surgeons reveals first directly elected president
By Lee Peart 12 February 2026
Tim Lane is the first president of the Royal College of Surgeons of England to be directly elected by surgical members and fellows.
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