Maternal mortality in the US has worsened over the last 20 years
Results of a new study have shown that US maternal mortality rates have worsened from 1999 to 2019, affecting some racial and ethnic groups more than others.
First of its kind NHS developed AI tool speeds up cancer radiotherapy wait time
The new technology known as OSAIRIS is helping doctors reduce hours of waiting time for cancer patients as the time for preparing for the scan and referrals for radiotherapy gets streamlined.
UK announces £270 million lung cancer screening programme that can detect up to 9,000 cases
The UK announces a national targeted lung cancer screening programme to detect cancer earlier, save lives and promote smoking cessation.
UK underperforming on treatable health conditions, new report shows
The King's Fund, an independent think tank involved with work relating to the health system, said the UK health system's poor performance on avoidable deaths should be a serious concern for political leaders and policy-makers.
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Business Intelligence reporting platforms helps the NHS to reduce A&E waiting times
Richard Hartill of Northdoor has highlighted how things can be improved with better business intelligence strategies like accurate data which reduced waiting times for patients.
First study on polyphenol rich Mediterranean diet shows reduced brain aging by 9 months
In a study conducted Professor Galia Avidan and Dr Gidob Levakov found that the brain became nine months younger when a greener Mediterranean diet was taken.
King's College epidemiologist warns of made-in-China supplements
Spector labelled these nutraceutical companies as future food giants who will rule the market and they are spending astronomical amounts for this purpose.
UK government evaluates schemes to help families affected by alcohol misuse
A government programme for improving the quality of life for families affected by alcohol misuse has proved successful following an independent evaluation.
Universal Credit to boost childcare payments by 47% following government funding
In the largest expansion of childcare in the UK, maximum childcare payments from Universal Credit will rise by 47 per cent from June 28th.
WHO Economics Council suggests value based economic policy instead of GDP
The report titled "Health For All: Transforming Economies To Deliver What Matters" is the first time such a report highlighting healthcare ideas and initiatives for governments and the private sector has been made available.
New rehabilitative scheme intends to keep women from crime in the UK
The Ministry of Justice has invested £15 million into organisations that tackle drug abuse and rehabilitation for women in the UK. The scheme will also reduce the £18 billion overall cost of reoffending for the taxpayer.
WHO announces soprano singers as Goodwill Ambassadors for art therapy in healthcare
WHO appointed two artists as Goodwill Ambassadors as part of its 75th anniversary. The new Goodwill Ambassadors were named along the sidelines of the ongoing 76th World Health Assembly held in Geneva, Switzerland.
Five leading hospitals in Britain to be rebuilt through the New Hospital Programme worth £20 billion
The hospitals with infrastructures containing deteriorated concrete are set to be refurbished and upgraded by the end of the decade.
Over 35,000 cases of sexual misconduct or violence reported in the NHS
The alarming statistics have triggered a wider discussion among healthcare professionals and policymakers.
WHO starts global pathogen surveillance network to tackle future pandemics
On May 20, the World Health Organization launched a special network to track disease-causing microbes like viruses, bacteria, etc, collectively known as pathogens in the medical world.
China pledges to international health cooperation
The first day of the 76th edition of the World Health Assembly has already caused a storm as China pledged to international health cooperation.
It's lonely at the top, as CEOs increasingly face a mental health crisis
WHO states that 970 million people worldwide are living with a mental health disorder, with further research finding nearly 50 per cent of CEOs are suffering from mental health issues.
The subtle warning signs of pancreatic cancer, the 'silent killer'
With the recent passing of legendary bassist, Andy Rourke, we take a look at the underlying symptoms of pancreatic cancer, aptly dubbed "the silent killer".
Night shelters receive a boost in government funding
Rough sleepers are being offered support and safe accommodation as the government announced a funding boost of over £3 million for night shelters.
China's healthcare field displays its newest advancements at latest CMEF in Shanghai
The current China International Medical Equipment Fair taking place in Shanghai has provided insight into how China will evolve its medical sector.
Sebastian Vettel leads £1.2M funding round for performance energy drink start-up BACX
Former F1 racer Sebastian Vettel has found a new role as a global brand advocate for BACX, a performance energy drink start-up, leading a £1.2M seed funding round.
Hybrid working is not affecting employees' physical activity levels, according to research
Research shows that the physical and mental health of employees are not negatively impacted by hybrid working, with the Strategic Sales Manager at Banner, Jason Thomas, recommending employers encourage hybrid working.
Public investments responsible for mRNA vaccine advancement, says PVA's Policy Co-Lead
Kamal-Yanni believes pharmaceutical firms exaggerate their investments in mRNA vaccines, as BMJ reveals £26.7 billion US investment in mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.
A report finds that the healthcare industry is at it's highest risk against cyberattacks than ever before
A report by SailPoint has found that the healthcare industry is more vulnerable to cyberattacks because of being chronically understaffed.
English health service sets out two-year recovery plan for emergency care
England's National Health Service (NHS) on Monday announced a two-year recovery plan to help restore emergency care and frontline services, currently struggling through one of their toughest winters.
Girl who lost limbs due to NHS mistake wins £39 million settlement
A British girl who had all four of her limbs amputated after she was wrongly discharged from hospital has won a settlement of £39 million.
Nurses in England stage new walk-out over pay
The main nursing union accuses the government of failing to negotiate seriously on improving their pay deal for the current year.
European shares rise as healthcare rebounds, travel stocks gain
European shares rose on Friday after GSK led a rebound in healthcare stocks, while Flutter fuelled a rally in the travel and leisure sector after an upbeat earnings forecast.
Analysis: Bruised Investors Seek Shelter In U.S. Healthcare Stocks
Shares of U.S. healthcare companies are gaining favor as investors bank on their ability to weather rocky economic times and the stocks look more reasonably valued than other defensive sectors.
Healthcare battles Brexit as top UK election issue
The state-run National Health Service (NHS) provides free taxpayer-funded treatment for all, which is often criticised but fiercely defended.
Amazon employees will get free healthcare, virtually
The company has launched a Care app, which is available only to employees until now.
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