NHS waiting times rise in Wales
By Lee Peart 19 June 2025
The number of people waiting over two years for treatment rose by 14% to 9,600 in Wales in April.
Lancashire cleaners strike for three more days
By Liz Wells 19 June 2025
Cleaners employed by private firm Mitie at three NHS health centres in East Lancashire are striking for a further three days.
Training to ensure healthcare staff have skills to handle learning disabilities and autism
By Liz Wells 19 June 2025
The DHSC has published new guidance to ensure health and care staff have skills to provide care for people with a learning disability and autistic people.
BREAKING NEWS: NHS to receive £6bn a year under 10-Year Infrastructure Strategy
By Lee Peart 19 June 2025
Over £6bn a year is to be used to create safer hospital environments under plans announced by the Treasury today.
Trust 'deeply sorry' following complaints of inadequate maternity care
By Lee Peart 19 June 2025
The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has said it is ‘deeply sorry’ following complaints about its maternity care.
Urgent regulation of fat injections, fillers and botox needed
By Liz Wells 19 June 2025
An urgent clampdown on providers of aesthetic procedures is needed to tackle ‘the Wild West of untrained, unlicensed and uninsured individuals’ who may be putting lives in danger, The Chartered Tra...
Trust apologises after investigation reveals care failings
By Lee Peart 19 June 2025
An apology has been issued by North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT) over care failings following an investigation.
Police begin staff interviews in maternity services investigation
By Lee Peart 19 June 2025
West Mercia Police is to begin interviews of current and former staff as part of an investigation into maternity services at The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust.
Building a climate-resilient health system
By Liz Wells 19 June 2025
The UK health system is not equipped for adapting to the climate crisis and immediate action is needed across several areas to build resilience, according to a new report.
Alzheimer's drug benefits 'too small' to offer on NHS, NICE finds
By Lee Peart 19 June 2025
The benefits from Alzheimer’s drugs donanemab and lecanemab are too small to justify the additional costs to the NHS, NICE has found.
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