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Report calls for cross-sector action on ADHD

By Lee Peart 23 June 2025

An NHSE commissioned report has called for cross-sector support for ADHD to reduce school exclusions, ease pressure on mental health and wider health services, and help more people thrive at home, ...

PREVENTION

'We're failing test on childhood obesity,' report warns

By Lee Peart 23 June 2025

A new report has warned the UK is ‘failing the test on childhood obesity’.

BEST PRACTICE

More needed to help intensive care patients rehabilitate, report finds

By Lee Peart 19 June 2025

More needs to be done to help intensive care patients rehabilitate from serious conditions, according to new research.

TECHNOLOGY

Innovations in healthcare could boost UK economy by £278bn

By Lee Peart 10 June 2025

Healthcare innovations could boost the UK economy by around £278bn, according to a report.

THE HEALTH INNOVATION NETWORK

Improving cancer diagnosis

09 June 2025

In the first of a regular feature from each region of the Health Innovation Network, Richard Stubbs, chief executive of Health Innovation Yorkshire and Humber, shares how AI is improving cancer dia...

DHSC

DHSC facing 'uncomfortable truth' on eve of Spending Review

By Lee Peart 06 June 2025

The DHSC faces the ‘uncomfortable truth’ on the eve of the Spending Review that NHS spending until the end of the financial year is already spoken for, says Nuffield Trust senior policy analyst, Sa...

ONS

Sickness absence at highest since 2008, ONS finds

By Lee Peart 05 June 2025

Sickness absence in the workplace is at its highest since 2008, the ONS has revealed.

MENTAL HEALTH

Sure Start financial benefits could double costs, finds IFS

By Lee Peart 22 May 2025

The financial benefits of the Sure Start early years programme could be twice as high as its costs, according to new analysis.

CQC

Call for 'equity of experience' in hospital care of children and young people

By Lee Peart 22 May 2025

A CQC report has identified ‘notable differences in experiences’ for autistic children and young people and those with a disability or a mental health condition in hospital care.

DHSC