Place and work status have significant impact on health, analysis finds
By Lee Peart 09 March 2026
Place and work status have a significant impact on people’s health, according to new analysis by The Health Foundation.
Clinical trial aims to better protect babies from RSV
By Lee Peart 06 March 2026
A new international research effort is underway to find the best ways to protect babies from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), a common infection of the nose, throat and lungs that can cause serio...
London Assembly to hold extraordinary meeting on measles outbreak
By Lee Peart 06 March 2026
An extraordinary meeting will be held by the London Assembly on Monday to examine the impact of an ongoing measles outbreak.
Stronger protections and support for school children with allergies and medical conditions
By Liz Wells 05 March 2026
Life-saving allergy pens must be stocked by schools for the first time under new government plans.
Improving menstrual health 'must be prioritised' in Women's Health Strategy and wider NHS reforms
By Liz Wells 04 March 2026
Women’s health is not being sufficiently prioritised in the Government’s system-wide NHS reforms, a new report warns.
Holding Government to account
By Lee Peart 04 March 2026
Labour MP Paulette Hamilton explains how she helps hold the Government to account through her role as vice-chair of the Health and Social Care Committee
Life-changing drug identified for children with rare epilepsy
By Liz Wells 04 March 2026
A new experimental treatment for children with a hard-to-treat form of epilepsy is safe and can reduce seizures dramatically, the findings of a UCL and Great Ormond Street Hospital-led internationa...
Fuel poverty scheme linked to reduction in GP appointments
By Liz Wells 03 March 2026
A scheme to reduce the impact of fuel poverty on vulnerable people has been linked to a near 10% reduction in GP appointments, a new report reveals.
NIHR funding to tackle inequalities in cardiovascular disease
By Liz Wells 03 March 2026
NIHR is investing £50m into supporting new research into tackling inequalities in cardiovascular disease.
NICE recommends leadless cardiac pacemakers
By Liz Wells 27 February 2026
NICE has issued final guidance recommending leadless cardiac pacemakers as the standard of care for people with slow heart rhythms (bradyarrhythmias), which affects more than 2 million people in th...
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circa £130,000 p.a.
Tameside, Greater Manchestercirca £130,000 p.a.
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- SEND reform won't reduce system pressures. It will redistribute them.
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- People in mental health crisis at risk in emergency departments
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