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Two 'life-changing' breast cancer drugs have finally been approved for use on the NHS
The new class of drug is one of the most important breakthroughs for women with advanced breast cancer in the last two decades.
Aristos Georgiou Nov 16, 2017
Cuts to health and social care linked to an extra 120,000 deaths in England since 2010
Over 60s and care home residents are the most at risk, while changes in nurse numbers may be a critical factor.
Aristos Georgiou Nov 15, 2017
England faces worst ever winter for A&E waiting times
The Health Foundation predicts just 87% of people could be seen and transferred or discharged within four hours, falling well short of the 95% target.
Charlotte Tobitt Nov 15, 2017
Jeremy Hunt gets taken down by actor Ralf Little over mental health stats
Royle Family actor Ralf Little challenged Jeremy Hunt on some of his mental health statistics and took fact-checking into his own hands in a huge Twitter thread.
Charlotte Tobitt Nov 15, 2017
Philip Hammond urged to provide above-inflation pay rise to NHS staff
Think tank says annual cost of raising public sector pay in line with consumer price inflation would be £3.3bn by 2019/20.
Karthick Arvinth Nov 15, 2017
One in five European NHS doctors have made 'solid plans' to quit UK thanks to Brexit and xenophobia
Almost half of NHS doctors from the EU and EEA are considering relocating. Brexit has made the NHS less attractive to foreign staff, the BMA claim.
IBT UK Contributor Nov 14, 2017
'That's much better than I expected': Man live tweets NHS experience for 24 hours
Barrister and author Jamie Susskind received an overwhelming response to a series of tweets in which he chronicled his weekend NHS treatment.
Charlotte Tobitt Nov 13, 2017
Pakistani doctor groped young Muslim nurse's breast then blamed 'British cultural norms'
Father of two Imran Qureshi, 44, squeezed a 21-year-old nurse's breast and told her "it's what friends do" during a shift at a hospital in Manchester, a medical tribunal heard.
IBT UK Contributor Nov 10, 2017
Most stressful jobs in the UK revealed
Health and Safety Executive report on Labour Force Survey finds nurses, midwives, teachers and welfare professionals suffer from most work-related stress, depression and anxiety.
Isabelle Gerretsen Nov 08, 2017
Give Blood NHS responds to 'racism' accusations after asking for more black blood donors
England's blood donation service, Give Blood NHS, explained why it is not racist to call for more black blood donors in an educational but sassy Twitter thread.
Charlotte Tobitt Nov 07, 2017
Woman steps in to help fund life-saving cancer treatment for her husband's ex-wife
The heroic fundraising efforts of Chester woman Claire Hitchen has saved the life of her husband's ex-wife, Nicola.
Nov 06, 2017
GP at Hand: You can now have an NHS doctor's appointment via smartphone video call
The NHS has launched a new program that lets patients video call a GP. A trial will be run in central London before expanding to the rest of the UK.
James Hetherington Nov 06, 2017
Number of EU nurses registering to work in Britain plummets following Brexit vote
Figures indicate that applications fell by nearly 90% in the 12 months to September.
Staff Reporter Nov 03, 2017
NHS fraud: Dentists are claiming £70m in work on patients that has not been done
New NHSCFA body set up to crackdown on fraud in NHS as figures reveal staggering costs to taxpayers.
Ewan Palmer Nov 01, 2017
International Stress Awareness Day: Six ways to combat stress
On International Stress Awareness Day we find out the best ways to look after mental health.
Ruchira Sharma Nov 01, 2017
World's biggest drug companies could sue doctors for prescribing cheaper alternatives
Prescribing the safe, effective and cheaper drug - which is used to treat a damaging eye condition - could save the NHS £500 million a year.
Aristos Georgiou Nov 01, 2017
Damning report finds 'basic IT security' could have stopped NHS WannaCry cyberattack
The National Audit Office (NAO) led an investigation into NHS response to the cyberattack, one of the largest to hit the healthcare service.
Jason Murdock Oct 27, 2017
Hospital ditches Airbnb-style plan to book NHS patients into strangers' homes
Southend University Hospital Foundation Trust in Essex has ditched plans to send patients to recuperate in strangers' homes as part of an Airbnb-style scheme.
Paul Wright Oct 26, 2017
Scrapping the NHS pay cap is a 'con' if it means funding cuts and job losses
Unions and workers urge Jeremy Hunt to reveal how the government will fund planned pay rises after announcing end of seven-year cap.
Ewan Palmer Oct 11, 2017
Japan's amazing hospital food makes NHS meals look embarrassing
A Reddit user has revealed the incredibly high standard of hospital food in Japan. So how does the NHS compare?
Neil Murphy Oct 10, 2017
NHS model is 'obsolete and not fit for this century',chief hospital inspector warns
Professor Ted Baker says health system failing to cope with population growth.
Ludovica Iaccino Sep 30, 2017
Deadliest epidemic 'for 50 years' heading for UK as Aussie flu outbreak continues
Experts warn UK health facilities must prepare as Australia recovers from one of its worst flu outbreaks.
Ludovica Iaccino Sep 25, 2017
NHS wants to let you access medical records via a smartphone app
What is the new NHS smartphone application? Here's what we know so far.
Jason Murdock Sep 11, 2017
NHS 'dangerously' short of emergency beds as worst winter in decade looms
Target to see majority of A&E patients within four hours has not been met in past two years.
Isabelle Gerretsen Sep 03, 2017
NHS Lanarkshire hospitals and GPs hit by cyberattack, patients told not to attend 'unless essential'
This is the second cyberattack affecting the health authority since the global WannaCry ransomware attack in May.
Hyacinth Mascarenhas Aug 26, 2017
Stephen Hawking attacks Conservatives for 'underfunding and privatising' the NHS
Renowned physicist has been reliant on the NHS since he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease aged 21.
Ben Skipper Aug 19, 2017
18-month-old had her toe almost amputated after it began to drain pus following a beach trip
Aria McCart's mother claims that her daughter could have got the mystery infection by coming in contact with dog urine on the beach.
Divya Kishore Aug 10, 2017
Jeremy Hunt's £1.3bn mental health plan 'lacks detail'
Thousands of NHS nursing posts remain unfilled, data revealed this month.
Isabelle Gerretsen Jul 31, 2017
There has been a sharp rise in children feeling confused about their gender
The number of under-18s being referred for specialist help has risen by almost 500% in four years.
Isabelle Gerretsen Jul 25, 2017
What should you do in an acid attack?
The number of acid attacks in London are on the rise.
Jul 14, 2017
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