Centres of excellence to deliver faster cancer diagnoses and treatment
By Lee Peart 20 February 2026
A £55m investment in creating centres of imaging excellence in the UK aims to deliver faster and more accurate cancer diagnoses and treatment.
NICE makes major changes to type 2 diabetes treatment
By Liz Wells 20 February 2026
New NICE guidance will see millions of diabetes patients will get access to medicines that protect the heart and kidneys, while NHS savings of £560m from using generic dapagliflozin.
Confirmed cases rise following measles outbreak
By Lee Peart 20 February 2026
The UKHSA has confirmed 60 cases of measles in north London following an outbreak.
Bone cement delays to significantly impact joint operations
By Lee Peart 20 February 2026
NHS trusts have warned joint replacement operations may be significantly impacted by a global delay in bone cement supplies.
Scottish Government begins work on Community Low Vision Service
By Liz Wells 20 February 2026
The Scottish Government has begun work on the new national service that will allow patients with visual impairment, which cannot be managed with glasses, lenses or surgery, to be supported by commu...
Norovirus cases high but stable
By Lee Peart 20 February 2026
Norovirus cases remain high in England but have stabilised, while cases of respiratory viruses such as flu and RSV continued to fall, according to the UKHSA.
NHS faces further significant costs following Supreme Court ruling
By Lee Peart 19 February 2026
A Supreme Court judgement could have significant cost implications for the NHS.
Waiting list and long waits continue to fall in Wales
By Liz Wells 19 February 2026
Waiting times in Wales have fallen to their lowest level in almost three years.
U-turn on autism and ADHD referrals pause
By Lee Peart 19 February 2026
Healthcare leaders confirmed the removal of a pause on autism and ADHD referrals.
NHS Lanarkshire welcomes new director of dentistry
By Liz Wells 19 February 2026
NHS Lanarkshire has appointed of Geraldeen Irving as its new director of dentistry, strengthening leadership for dental services across the region.
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