Thousands attending A&E with itchy skins and sore throats
By Lee Peart 04 December 2025
Over 200,000 patients attending A&E with minor ailments last winter, new NHS data has revealed.
Streeting announces review into mental health and ADHD services
By Lee Peart 04 December 2025
An independent review for mental health, autism and ADHD services has been announced by health and social care secretary, Wes Streeting.
NHS staff need pay talks now, says Unison
By Liz Wells 03 December 2025
The government must hold urgent talks with health unions to 'fix the NHS pay structure once and for all' to avoid staff falling below the legal minimum wage each year, says Unison.
Government brings in measures to help tackle child poverty
By Liz Wells 03 December 2025
The government has unveiled new measures to curb the cost of living and tackle child poverty.
Partnership aims to widen participation in clinical research through community pharmacies
By Liz Wells 03 December 2025
The National Pharmacy Association and the Centre for Research Equity have launched a partnership to help independent community pharmacies across the UK recruit participants for clinical trials.
Henry Boot Construction completes £3m mental health refurbishment
By Lee Peart 03 December 2025
Henry Boot Construction has completed the £3m refurbishment of the Maple Ward, mental health facility at the Longley Centre in Sheffield.
AI tool offers life-changing support to stroke patients
By Lee Peart 03 December 2025
An AI tool is offering life-changing support to stroke patients by speeding up clinical decision making and helping get patients rushed to specialist stroke centres faster.
Government accused of 'insufficient urgency' as 12-hour waits surge
By Lee Peart 03 December 2025
The Government has been accused of acting with ‘insufficient urgency’ after figures showed a 90-fold increase in 12-hour hospital waits.
Almost every GP offering online access as Government seeks to end 8am scramble
By Lee Peart 03 December 2025
The Government claimed it’s ‘ending the 8am scramble as it revealed new figures showing nearly all GP practices (98.7%) in England can now access their surgery online.
Adviser to reform NHS response to violence against women and girls
By Liz Wells 02 December 2025
Jess Asato, MP for Lowestoft, has been appointed as violence against women and girls (VAWG) adviser to reform NHS response as part of the government's mission to halve VAWG within a decade.
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