
Multi-cancer blood test misses key goal in NHS trial
A multi-cancer blood test failed to meet its primary goal in an NHS trial, though the company behind it noted positive signs for preventing aggressive cancers.
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A multi-cancer blood test failed to meet its primary goal in an NHS trial, though the company behind it noted positive signs for preventing aggressive cancers.
NHS Fife is embroiled in a sexism controversy after using the phrase 'anyone with a cervix' in its smear test communications, sparking debate over inclusive language in healthcare.
GRAIL has reiterated its guidance for 22%-32% Galleri sales growth by 2026 and plans to expand its sales force following the NHS-Galleri trial.

A court ruling mandates the NHS to provide increased compensation to children who suffer brain injuries at birth, a decision expected to have significant financial implications.

Thousands of NHS workers faced debt collectors due to salary overpayments, according to a BBC investigation.

Royal Mail staff and customers report that the prioritization of parcels is leading to letters being undelivered for weeks, potentially causing missed NHS appointments and late payment fines.
Nottingham hospitals and two other trusts have declared critical incidents due to high numbers of elderly patients, respiratory cases in A&E, and overall strain, urging people to only use A&E for emergencies.
An interactive tool allows the public to monitor whether hospital waiting times for treatment are improving or worsening at their local NHS facilities.
NHS Fife is embroiled in a sexism controversy after using inclusive language, 'anyone with a cervix,' in its smear test communications, sparking debate over gender-neutral terminology in healthcare.
NHS Fife is embroiled in a sexism controversy after using the phrase 'for anyone with a cervix' in relation to smear tests, sparking debate over inclusive language in healthcare.

An Al Jazeera opinion piece asserts that migrants are not responsible for the UK's healthcare crisis and are instead a crucial part of the NHS's functioning.

An article discusses various acne treatments, specifically highlighting the use of pimple and spot patches for managing breakouts.

A measles outbreak in North London, particularly among unvaccinated children, has prompted health professionals to find innovative ways to encourage MMR vaccination amid a global increase in infections.

An exclusive report reveals officials' concerns about the NHS's deal with AI firm Palantir, warning that the company's controversial reputation could hinder the rollout of a new data system. The briefing to Wes Streeting highlighted potential reputational risks.
Nurses and other staff within the National Health Service are set to receive a 3.3% pay increase, a move the government says demonstrates its commitment to the workforce, despite criticism from unions.
An ombudsman found that NHS staff in Birmingham inappropriately used a teen to relay critical information to her deaf mother about her father's serious condition.
NHS Fife is embroiled in a sexism row concerning its wording for smear tests, specifically the phrase 'for anyone with a cervix'.

The NHS is piloting a program that turns patients into stand-up comedians, exploring laughter as a therapeutic intervention.

Around 1,000 NHS operations per week are being disrupted due to problems with the supply of bone cement, leading to inevitable delays for patients.

Leanne Underhill, an NHS executive, faked her mother's death to claim paid leave while simultaneously working a second job 170 miles away, earning £550 a day.

Royal Mail staff and customers report that letters are sitting undelivered for weeks due to the prioritization of parcels, leading to significant issues like missed NHS appointments and late payment fines.
Participants in the NHS 'Triceps' trial are testing a new at-home device that emits electrical pulses in the ear during rehab, with one survivor reporting it 'given me my freedom back'.
The NHS waiting list in England has fallen below 7.3 million for the first time since 2023, reaching its lowest level in three years, though concerns remain over long A&E waits.
Episodes of the "Inside Health" podcast delve into critical health topics including the state of NHS dentistry, the link between EBV and autoimmune disease, discussions on NHS plans, and an experiment on air pollution's impact.