Breakthrough in bowel cancer research to speed up diagnosis
By Liz Wells 23 April 2025
The Government says patients could soon benefit from technology to diagnose bowel cancer earlier, reducing the need for invasive colonoscopies and biopsies, and potentially saving valuable time and...
Charities call for UK Government to support WHO resolution on kidney disease
By Liz Wells 14 April 2025
Kidney charities are calling on the UK Government to support a World Health Organisation (WHO) resolution on kidney disease.
Government rejects calls for separate nurse pay spine
By Liz Wells 10 April 2025
The Government has revealed that it will not pursue a separate pay spine for NHS nursing staff following consultation.
Over 1,000 GPs recruited since October
By Liz Wells 08 April 2025
An extra 1,503 GPs have been recruited since 1 October, the DHSC has revealed.
Government invests in medical research
By Liz Wells 08 April 2025
The Government and the Wellcome Trust will invest up to £600m to transform access to NHS data, by providing a secure single access point to national-scale datasets, slashing red tape for researchers.
Left-shift views - productivity
07 April 2025
Our correspondent Melissa Harvard looks outside the box to provide a radical solution for healthcare.
Government saved appointments and operations by ending resident doctor strikes
By Liz Wells 07 April 2025
Half a million appointments and operations were saved from being cancelled in the second half of last year by swift action to end the resident doctor strikes, the government estimates.
No future for NHS dentistry without reform, warns report
By Liz Wells 04 April 2025
Government’s attempts to improve access to NHS dentistry have been a complete failure, according to a new report.
Government confirms funding for flight technologies to support NHS
By Liz Wells 01 April 2025
The government has confirmed more than £20m funding to launch new flight technologies that could support the NHS.
Delays to health workers' pay rise 'causing huge problems' for NHS
By Liz Wells 01 April 2025
Trade unions and organisations representing health workers have hit out after the government failed to deliver this year’s pay award on time.
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