The campaigners who fought for justice, but didn’t live to
He was upbeat but in pain when I used to visit him at the specialist liver unit in Kings College
Infected blood scandal: Surge in hepatitis C tests
There has been a surge in demand for hepatitis C tests since the BBC revealed that hundreds of people in
EHCP: Councils missing education plan deadlines for children with complex
Sarah Kilgariff, who lives near Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, applied for an EHCP for her son Freddie last July, after the five-year-old
Junior doctors talks need ‘time and space’, says Victoria Atkins
Recounting her own experience of giving birth to her first child, Ms Atkins said she had had “amazing care” but
ADHD: Medication shortages have ‘profound effect’ on patients
While Dr McConkey works with children, he said he is also aware of the impact of the shortages on adults.
Millions more middle-aged are obese, study suggests
The study is one of many which have suggested different cut-off points for BMI over the years. Yet it’s unlikely
More NHS hospitals leaving patients in corridors to free up
Since 2022, hospitals like NNUH have increasingly adopted a new way of working called the Continuous Flow Model, in which
Health spending £5bn less than government planned
More than 40% of public-service spending was already on health, IFS research economist Max Warner said. And to keep increasing