Streeting explains why he voted against assisted dying
By Lee Peart 23 June 2025
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has explained why he voted against assisted dying legislation in the House of Commons on Friday.
ADHD Taskforce stresses need for timely access to needs-based support
By Liz Wells 20 June 2025
The cross-sector ADHD Taskforce, launched last year by NHS England and the government, says rates of recognised ADHD in England are lower than the expected prevalence and stresses the need for time...
Guys and St Thomas cardiac theatre nurses resolve dispute
By Liz Wells 20 June 2025
Nurses in St Thomas’ hospital cardiac surgery theatres have resolved a long-running dispute over the payback of hours after being on-call.
Trust told to make immediate improvements to maternity and neonatal care
By Lee Peart 20 June 2025
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has been told to make immediate improvements to its maternity and neonatal services.
BREAKING NEWS: Assisted dying in England and Wales moves closer
By Liz Wells 20 June 2025
MPs have again voted in favour of The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill in the House of Commons.
Barts employees challenge 'discriminatory' uniform policy
By Liz Wells 20 June 2025
Three NHS workers have launched legal action against Barts Health NHS Trust arguing that its new uniform and dress code policy unlawfully discriminates against them because of their pro-Palestinian...
UKHSA reveals inequalities in HPV vaccination uptake
By Liz Wells 20 June 2025
The UKHSA is warning that variations in geographical coverage of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in adolescents across England is leaving young women in some areas with less protection against c...
North Bristol NHS Trust awarded £1.56m in research funding
By Lee Peart 20 June 2025
North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) has received £1.56m in Research Capability Funding (RCF) from the NIHR for 2025/26.
Dorset healthcare workers protest over outsourcing threat
By Liz Wells 20 June 2025
Healthcare workers employed by University Hospitals Dorset NHS Trust have protested outside a board meeting at Poole Hospital.
BMA to launch indicative ballots of senior doctors in England
By Liz Wells 20 June 2025
The BMA is appealing to the Government to negotiate as it is to launch indicative ballots of senior doctors in England over their recent pay offer.
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