The UK Health Secretary has warned the NHS must prepare for annual heatwave crises with the same urgency as winter, following a surge in patients and equipment problems during high temperatures, as England anticipates a record number of heatwave-related deaths this year.

The extent of connections between at least six senior NHS leaders and US tech company Palantir has been revealed, increasing scrutiny of Palantir's contract to build a new NHS data platform.

A Greek doctor working for the British NHS has received a six-month suspension for sexually harassing a colleague. The incident involved inappropriate comments made by the doctor.

A new study warns that current NHS breast cancer screening programs are failing to identify up to 95% of younger women under 50 who are at a higher risk of developing the disease.

An NHS surgeon mistakenly connected a patient's organs together in a 'bizarre' botched operation, leading the patient to a near-fatal condition.

University students in England are being informed about the availability of the free NHS Meningitis B vaccination, following a significant outbreak of the disease in Kent earlier this year.

Medical colleges have condemned the NHS's decision to scrap a longstanding scheme that allowed up to 500 foreign-trained doctors annually to boost their skills in UK hospitals.

More than 300,000 women have obtained the morning-after pill through a free NHS scheme, allowing them to access the medication without needing a GP appointment or a visit to a sexual health clinic.

The UK Prime Minister has stated that the NHS will 'collapse' if substantial reforms to the social care system are not implemented, expressing his desire to bring about such changes before leaving office.

Jonathan Chin, an NHS doctor, will be joining Team England in weightlifting, stating that he needs to be 'really disciplined' to manage both his medical career and athletic pursuits.

A 'life-changing' drug for multiple sclerosis (MS) patients, which can help improve mobility, has been approved for use on the NHS in England. This offers new hope for thousands of individuals living with the condition.

A mother battling breast cancer is compelled to fundraise £200,000 for the life-extending drug Enhertu, which is not available on the NHS in England, highlighting an 'unfair' postcode lottery in healthcare access.

Data reveals a rising number of midwives under 35 are leaving the NHS in England because of burnout, exacerbating existing staffing shortages in maternity units.

An investigation by Donna Ockenden has exposed 'recurring examples of failure to protect the dignity of the deceased' at an NHS trust's mortuary, including a distressing incident where a mother was sent a photo of her dead baby.

An NHS manager testified at an inquiry, claiming that a trust was 'panicking' and wanted 4,000 reports 'gone,' and that he was discouraged from raising rota issues.

He thanked party officials for “the fight they will give for a third self-reliant term for New Democracy” - “At the end of the four-year term, we will deliver the best NHS the country has ever had,”…

Keith Palmer, a former Broadmoor nurse and Jimmy Savile whistleblower, is currently engaged in a legal dispute with the NHS to retain his home located on the hospital estate.

Teenagers starting university in the UK are being urged to get the free NHS meningitis B vaccination due to past deadly outbreaks on campuses. Health officials emphasize the importance of the jab to protect against the serious illness.

The NHS will make two new rapid tests for endometriosis available, a development welcomed by patients who have experienced long diagnostic delays.

Four NHS trusts have confirmed errors in the underlying hospital data on discharge delays, which was used to defend a contract with Palantir, following an FT investigation.

The NHS is warning of long-term damage as hundreds of recent graduates, including paramedic students, are still without jobs, leading some to consider careers abroad.

Two NHS trusts are trialling a new AI-powered blood test that could potentially replace painful transvaginal ultrasound scans for suspected cancer, offering a less intrusive alternative for thousands of women.

Analysis by the King's Fund charity reveals that delayed discharges from NHS hospitals continue to incur significant costs, with one in ten hospital beds occupied by medically fit patients.

A new report explores how technology, focusing on trust, usable systems, and scalability, will be crucial in achieving the digital ambitions of the UK's National Health Service (NHS) Ten-Year Health Plan.

The Wegovy weight-loss medication, manufactured by Novo Nordisk, has gone on sale at high street and online pharmacies across the UK, though it is not yet available through the NHS.

The NHS app is set to undergo a major overhaul, incorporating an AI triage feature to direct patients to the most appropriate health services. This new technology, aiming to improve patient navigation and access to care, is expected to be available to all users in England by April 2028.

Following the announcement of an NHS reward scheme, readers are sharing practical advice for incorporating 30 minutes of walking into their daily routines. Tips range from walking pets to getting off public transport early.

A top official has recused herself from the decision regarding an NHS contract with Palantir after Members of Parliament raised concerns over her previous consulting work.

Labour has claimed that a potential US-UK trade deal could result in 229,000 excess deaths and alleged that billions were diverted from NHS services to appease the Trump administration.

Research indicates that a trade deal compelling the UK to buy more medicines from the US could result in an additional 229,000 deaths by diverting funds from other parts of the NHS.

A decade after Britain voted to leave the EU, the country remains divided on key Brexit questions, ranging from the economy and the NHS to immigration and holidays abroad.

An independent inquiry into England's maternity services has uncovered "unacceptable racism and discrimination" impacting patient safety, leading to demands for an urgent overhaul of the NHS system.

The National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) has invited design bids for the proposed bullet train corridors connecting Bengaluru-Chennai and Delhi-Varanasi.

Messages exchanged between two fathers played a crucial role in exposing the largest maternity scandal in NHS history. Their communication helped bring to light systemic failures within the healthcare system.

Britain has an opportunity to create jobs across its northern regions and Scotland by empowering the NHS and the life sciences sector to foster place-based economic growth.

A debate examines the impact of Brexit on the NHS a decade after the UK's departure from the EU. Experts discuss how the health service has been affected, contrasting it with the Leave campaign's promise of an additional £350 million per week.

Inspectors have reported finding bodies in a state of 'advanced deterioration' at a mortuary operated by an under-fire NHS trust in Nottingham. The discovery raises serious concerns about the care and management of the deceased at the facility.

An inspection of mortuaries at the Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust revealed 10 shortfalls, including bodies found in an advanced state of deterioration. The Human Tissue Authority conducted the inspection at the under-fire trust.

The Ockenden report has exposed devastating failures in NHS maternity care, highlighting ongoing issues that continue to affect many families. Affected families are now sharing their personal stories, further underscoring the systemic problems within the healthcare system.

The British Medical Association has passed a motion calling for an investigation into the use of the IHRA antisemitism definition within the NHS, citing concerns over free expression among staff.

The largest maternity review in NHS history is set to be published, focusing on Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust. The report is expected to reveal how systemic failings led to patient deaths and avoidable harm.

The NHS has made available an immunotherapy drug capable of delaying the onset of type 1 diabetes by up to three years for children and adults, reducing their need for insulin.

Two men have been arrested in connection with alleged improper practices at a hospital mortuary in Nottingham. This development comes amidst ongoing revelations of 'truly horrific' stories from individuals affected by the NHS maternity scandal.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has initiated an investigation into the Oxevision camera system, used by 40% of NHS mental health trusts, due to privacy concerns regarding its use in patients' bedrooms.

Pharmacists and GPs report that NHS patients in the UK are experiencing the most severe drug shortages on record, affecting common painkillers, epilepsy medication, and HRT, posing risks to health.

Palantir's significant £330 million contract with the NHS is under increased scrutiny from the UK government, raising questions about its future.

A previously unpublished report has detailed significant problems within Nottingham's maternity units, surfacing days before a landmark baby death case.

An NHS trust at Cheltenham hospital has admitted to failing to provide safe care to Chris Elliot, who died after being exposed to a 'lethal dose' of bacteria from a contaminated shower while receiving chemotherapy.

An MP has opened up about her three-decade-long fight for better period healthcare, advocating for the NHS to prioritize endometriosis diagnosis and treatment waiting times.

KPMG has retracted its global 'Excellence in Agentic AI' report following complaints from several organizations, including UBS and the NHS, that their featured achievements were fabricated by AI 'hallucinations' not caught by human staff.

Five lupus patients in England have achieved remission after undergoing a revolutionary NHS trial using genetically modified T-cells, with some reporting they no longer need medication to manage their condition, marking a significant step towards a potential cure for the chronic autoimmune disease. New reports highlight patients' positive experiences, reinforcing the therapy's success.

People in the UK are reportedly spending their savings on private dental care due to a shortage of NHS dentists, highlighting the rising costs and difficult situations faced by patients.

NHS bosses are urging all hospitals to implement a 'digital triage' process, potentially telling patients with non-urgent ailments to return later. This plan aims to combat overcrowding in emergency services.

Palantir plans to sue London Mayor Sadiq Khan after its £50 million contract with the Metropolitan Police was blocked. This comes as the UK government is also reviewing Palantir's NHS contract amid pressure to utilize a break clause.

An NHS nurse, Tracy Ellis, has been struck off for making racist Facebook posts claiming immigrants are 'invading our streets' and should be sent back 'where they came from'.

Peter Phillips, son of Princess Anne, has married NHS nurse Harriet Sperling in a private ceremony. The wedding location was chosen by the bride, who lived in Kemble, Gloucestershire, when she met Peter Phillips.

Dublin-based Zendra Health is aiming to raise €3m–€5m and expand into the US market, following significant traction for its AI-driven ADHD app, Navigator, which is already used by the HSE and NHS.

Kate Middleton made a rare personal comment about how her cancer journey has affected her children during a visit to The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester.

The Guardian's editorial urges ministers to terminate Palantir's contract with the NHS, expressing concern that medical confidentiality could be compromised by Silicon Valley's demand for public data.

The 1st joint Oncology Symposium of the Athens Medical Group and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust was held in Thessaloniki, focusing on the future of oncological care and international scientific cooperation for the International Oncology Center.

The NHS is taking action to tackle antisemitism after a government-ordered report by Lord Mann found that Jewish patients and staff face “routine ostracism,” prompting new training and restrictions on political symbols.

The UK Health Secretary has urged the NHS to prepare for heatwaves with the same rigor as it does for winter, following a surge in patients and equipment issues during high temperatures.

Health Secretary Yvette Cooper stated that the NHS must adapt to global heating, preparing for annual summer peaks in demand similar to winter pressures, affecting hospitals and GPs across the UK.

A top-rated NHS mental health trust has been asked to save £24 million, which could lead to the loss of up to 330 posts. A union warns of potential consequences for patients.

A man reportedly refused to allow a non-white sonographer to scan his pregnant wife, an incident highlighted as a poll reveals a 'noticeable' increase in xenophobic and racist comments towards NHS staff over the past 18 months.

An NHS mental health trust providing care in east London and Bedfordshire is planning to cut hundreds of jobs and a wide range of services to address a £25 million financial deficit.

Following a significant outbreak in Kent, the NHS is offering free Meningitis B vaccinations to university students in England.

The BMA has urged NHS England to halt the IHRA antisemitism definition rollout, citing legal risks and concerns over staff free expression across the NHS.

Royal Mail has announced an average 25% increase, up to a third, in its wholesale postal service prices for bulk users, a move expected to cost the NHS and other large organizations millions.

A Croatian company has secured a significant contract worth 135 million euros in Germany. This development comes as Palantir's involvement with the NHS is also being discussed.

A new study indicates that the Palantir tool implemented in NHS hospitals has not been effective in cutting discharge delays, raising questions about its impact.

An analysis of NHS England data reveals that children living in the poorest areas across England are 40% more likely to be admitted to hospital for respiratory infections, raising alarm over the stark impact of air pollution in deprived areas.

An NHS trust is under investigation for corporate manslaughter following the Nottingham attacks. The probe will examine the trust's role and any potential failings related to the tragic events.

Leyte National High School (LNHS) in Tacloban City implemented heightened security measures following an online threat to carry out a shooting, causing alarm among students and parents.

Newly qualified nurses in the UK are struggling to find employment due to a recruitment freeze and inadequate workforce planning within the National Health Service (NHS), leading to fewer available vacancies.

New data has revealed the UK areas where patients face the longest waits for NHS treatment, with the government aiming for no more than 8 percent of patients to wait longer than 18 weeks from referral.

Analysis of NHS data reveals that Black doctors in England are four times less likely to be offered training places compared to their white counterparts, with some placements showing less than a 1 in 100 chance for Black applicants.

An investigation into Palantir's presence within the British state, including the NHS, has raised concerns about the US tech firm's influence, facilitated by paid political access and lax regulations.

A probe has been launched into claims that the NHS records of young girls who survived an attack in Southport were accessed without authorization. The father of one victim expressed his dismay at the possibility.

Sensitive medical data of visa applicants has been wrongly sent to lawyers hired by employers, due to information sharing issues between the Home Office and NHS England.

A new analysis investigates whether the National Health Service (NHS) contributes to the observed decline in the number of years people in the UK live in good health. The report explores potential systemic issues within the NHS that might be impacting the nation's overall health span.

The National High-Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) has completed the launch of 13 heavy portal beams in Ahmedabad for India’s first bullet train project.

Dr. Salah-ud-Din Taj secured a job in the NHS despite having 14 overseas convictions, including stalking, claiming he did not believe the offenses were 'serious' enough to disclose.

An NHS boss has threatened staff with jail time for unauthorized access to medical records, following reports that dozens of employees accessed the records of a three-year-old boy injured in a crocodile pit.

A singer known for collaborating with LMFAO and being a member of G.R.L. has died at 36 in Kent, England, with her father alleging NHS services failed to treat her medication reaction.

New saliva and gut sensor-based tests that can dramatically speed up the diagnosis of endometriosis are set to be made available on the NHS in England and Wales.

Richard Torbett states that many new medicines have reached NHS patients due to the government's reformed pricing arrangements, countering suggestions that the US-UK pharmaceutical agreement will result in excess deaths.

An NHS hospital in the UK is conducting trials using psychedelic compounds, specifically psilocybin, to treat depression. Researchers hope these compounds could eventually be integrated into mainstream medical care.

Following the announcement of an NHS reward scheme, readers offer practical advice and tips for incorporating a 30-minute daily walk into their routines.

A new proposal suggests that devolution, specifically a 'Manchesterism' approach, could be the best medicine for the NHS, allowing for place-based health services that meet local requirements while maintaining national standards.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament has raised questions in the Greek Parliament regarding the future of free afternoon surgeries and the growing waiting lists within the National Health System.

A health watchdog has reiterated its recommendation for women diagnosed with PMOS (Premature Menopause or Ovarian Syndrome) to receive yearly checks from the NHS, emphasizing that the condition remains under-diagnosed and inconsistently managed despite affecting millions in the UK.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, speaking from Egaleo, encouraged citizens to trust Health Centers and stated that his government is delivering an improved National Health System (NHS).

Data suggests that about 31 in every 1,000 women in England face haemorrhage or severe tears during childbirth, a trend described as a 'national crisis' by NHS figures.

Cameroon has concluded an orientation workshop for the development of its National Health Security Action Plan (NHSAP) for 2027–2031, aiming to strengthen the country's health security framework.

Those with Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry have a one in 40 chance of carrying a BRCA1 or BRCA2 compared to a one in 250 chance for the general population.

An NHS boss has stated she is 'shocked and upset' by the findings of an independent review into maternity services in Nottingham. The review highlighted significant concerns regarding patient safety and care within the region's maternity units.

A new report has revealed what is being called the 'biggest childbirth scandal' in NHS history, with UK papers discussing the Nottingham maternity care scandal.

NHS England has added a caveat stating that performance improvements cannot be attributed to its £330 million contract with Palantir, admitting key data does not prove the company's effectiveness.

The National High-Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) has initiated a capability assessment for the B35 bullet train project, focusing on the development of 350 kmph high-speed trains.

Families explain how they became part of the biggest maternity scandal in NHS history.

Readers share their experiences of 'traumatic' failings within NHS maternity services, attributing the crisis to decades of underfunding, mismanagement, and a culture that neglects women's voices.

A decade after Britons voted to leave the EU, The Guardian's economics editor, Heather Stewart, reviews and fact-checks the key promises made during the Brexit campaign, from immigration to the £350m NHS bus pledge.

A new immunotherapy drug, designed to delay the onset of type 1 diabetes, has been made available on the NHS in England and Wales. This significant development offers children and adults up to three additional years before requiring insulin, marking a major advancement in managing the condition.

An upcoming report from the Ockenden inquiry into the Nottingham NHS maternity scandal is expected to reveal 'horrendous' failings in care, including allegations of racism towards mothers. The inquiry has uncovered appalling behavior within the health service.

Palantir's software, intended to improve efficiency and reduce waiting lists in Britain's National Health Service, has become a contentious issue for the US tech group amid debates over its impact and future.

The widow of a British NHS pharmacist who died by suicide after severe complications following a COVID-19 vaccination has received compensation three years after his death.

Dr. Nadeem Crowe, an NHS doctor, claims he was suspended mid-shift due to social media posts that were critical of Israel, alleging discrimination based on his anti-Zionist beliefs.

Data suggests that claims of improved performance by Palantir in the NHS are primarily based on a handful of hospitals, with some trusts performing fewer operations since adopting the US company’s technology.

An unnamed Member of Parliament has spoken out about a three-decade-long struggle to improve period healthcare, urging the NHS to prioritize diagnosis and treatment waiting times for endometriosis.

Poolbeg Pharma, a London-based startup, is set to trial a new drug in NHS hospitals designed to prevent a life-threatening 'cytokine storm' side-effect in cancer immunotherapy patients.

The ongoing controversy surrounding Palantir is reportedly impeding progress within the NHS. The backlash against the American tech company is putting better patient outcomes at risk.

A report highlights how the shortage of NHS dentists is forcing individuals to spend significant personal savings, such as university funds, on private dental care. The issue underscores the growing financial burden on patients due to limited public healthcare access.

Dr. Maryna Anatolyeva, an NHS doctor, was reportedly fired for a lack of communication skills after admitting she disliked engaging in British weather small talk, a practice uncommon in her native Belarus.

A report by the Medical Protection Society warns that doctors and the NHS could be sued for medical negligence due to mistakes made by artificial intelligence tools used in diagnosis, calling for an overhaul of the law to protect medics.

The National Health Service (NHS) is implementing Microsoft 365 Copilot for more than 500,000 of its staff members. This large-scale rollout aims to enhance productivity and efficiency within the healthcare system.

Nigerian cyber expert Abdulsalam discusses the structural failures that leave small firms, NHS trusts, and civil society groups in Britain vulnerable, explaining why he developed free cyber tools to help them.

SYRIZA-PS MPs, led by Al. Meikopoulos, are bringing to Parliament the need to change the training framework for contract doctors in the National Health System (NHS).

The NHS has issued a warning to its staff, urging them to prepare for a potential Ebola outbreak in Britain and to isolate patients exhibiting symptoms.

A report by Lord Mann, which examined antisemitism within the NHS, recommends that staff should be banned from wearing political badges as one of several measures.

The NHS has introduced a new drug that is offering ovarian cancer patients extended life and an improved quality of life. Women receiving the treatment report significant positive changes, describing it as life-changing.

New research suggests that NHS trusts in England with higher empathy ratings also benefit financially and experience improved staff wellbeing, leading to better patient outcomes.

Public services across the UK, including the NHS, transport, and farming sectors, are facing significant challenges in adapting to increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves. Millions of citizens are also struggling to cope in 'heat trap' homes, with calls now for the NHS to prepare for annual heatwaves with the same urgency as winter.

The British public health service (NHS) is reporting a significant increase in racist behavior towards medical personnel, with organizations representing radiologists highlighting the alarming scale of the phenomenon.

A survey within the British public health service (NHS) indicates a significant rise in racist insults directed at staff by patients.

A survey reveals that NHS radiographers are experiencing an increase in overt racist abuse from patients, including being called derogatory names and patients refusing care from Black or Asian staff.

NHS England plans to revise data on its Palantir platform following concerns raised by staff, as scrutiny intensifies over the US tech company's contract with the health service.

NHS scans and operations are being delayed as hospitals in the UK struggle to cope with the impact of a heatwave.

NHS England has been reprimanded for omitting information regarding controversial tech company Palantir's 'unlimited access' to identifiable patient data.

Doctors and Members of Parliament are calling for increased scrutiny of a £300 million deal that would place NHS patient records under the control of a US private equity firm.

Chloe Keys, 26, experienced severe symptoms from a large fibroid, including heavy periods and excruciating pain, but felt compelled to go private for treatment due to long waiting lists within the NHS.

Darren Rosheski received an NHS payout following the death of his partner, Helen Dutton, from rectal cancer after her symptoms were misjudged by a GP.

NHS England has added a caveat to its claims regarding Palantir's software benefits following an investigation by a regulator, which urged the health service to label communications clearly.

A Greek court has issued a landmark decision, awarding 20,000 euros in compensation to an NHS doctor for burnout, citing inadequate response to her repeated requests and heavy workload.

Donna Ockenden says there were "recurring examples of failure to protect the dignity of the deceased".

Advisers to the UK government have recommended that teenagers aged 15 and over should be offered a meningitis B vaccine on the NHS. This proposal aims to extend protection against the disease to a wider age group.

An NHS nurse named Elaine Sullivan has been struck from the register after being found to have fostered a 'toxic and hostile' work environment. She was accused of bullying a colleague, telling them 'I could destroy you'.

A significant number of new mothers, particularly Black and young mothers, are seeking emergency medical care, prompting a warning for the NHS in the UK due to disproportionate impact.

The UK Covid inquiry revealed that a lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) during the pandemic endangered NHS staff and patients, despite the government spending billions to secure supplies in a strained global market.

An individual dependent on Personal Independence Payment (PIP) for mental health management states that restricting the benefit would exacerbate their problems, highlighting the NHS's inability to cope with demand.

A report reveals that the NHS is unable to perform 1.5 million operations each year due to a drastic shortage of anaesthetists, preventing approximately 4,000 procedures daily, many for patients in urgent need of surgery.

NHS data reveals that A&E attendances in the UK reached a record high of 81,264 in June, coinciding with a heatwave that affected the country.

Nikos Androulakis stated that the regeneration of the National Health System (NHS) is a priority for PASOK, criticizing the Ministry of Health for potentially becoming a 'Ministry of Propaganda' for Adonis Georgiadis. His remarks came during a visit to EKAV in Athens.

Health groups are pressuring Andy Burnham to abandon a UK-US trade deal concerning medicines, citing analysis that suggests it could lead to a significant number of excess deaths.

The future of a £330 million NHS contract and Palantir's broader engagement with the UK government is reportedly dependent on the next actions of Andy Burnham.

The NHS will introduce a new system to rate acute, ambulance, and mental health trusts in England based on their performance in addressing racism, violence, and sexual misconduct towards staff, with league tables to be published.

The NHS has announced a new reward scheme to encourage people to walk for 30 minutes a day. The initiative aims to promote physical activity and improve public health.

Under new NHS England plans, people awaiting hospital treatment will receive three weeks' notice of their next appointment, a move inspired by customer service practices of online retailers.

A heated debate erupted in the Greek Parliament between Adonis Georgiadis and Zoi Konstantopoulou during discussions on an amendment for NHS health professionals, with the recent Thessaloniki bombings serving as a backdrop.

An NHS nurse has been suspended for making racist social media posts, including one asking Father Christmas for 'our country back' and another calling immigrants 'anti-Christ vermin'.

An analysis indicates that a US-UK trade deal on drugs could lead to 229,000 excess deaths in England, requiring the NHS to divert £45bn from essential services.

An inquest has concluded that Tim Hull, a patient in Worcester, died after spending seven months in an NHS bed that was too small for him, leading to his inability to move. The coroner found that this neglect contributed to his death.

A prevention-first approach by the NHS aims to address and reduce vaccination inequalities starting from birth.

A rising number of young adults in the UK are turning to private healthcare services, driven by long backlogs, dilapidated hospitals, and increasing demand on the NHS.

The Ockenden report has revealed horrifying findings of neglect in maternity services at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, highlighting a pattern of not listening to pregnant women.

More than 2,000 applications have been submitted for the 1,131 permanent doctor positions announced for the Greek National Health System (NHS), marking one of the largest recruitment drives in recent years.

A shocking independent report has revealed unprecedented failures within the British National Health Service (NHS), detailing issues such as decomposing bodies in morgues and unjustified infant deaths, leaving the public stunned.

A review has uncovered 'horrific' and 'systemic failures' in maternity care at a Nottingham NHS trust, revealing the biggest childbirth scandal in NHS history where 520 mothers and babies suffered 'potentially avoidable' harm or died, prompting calls for a public inquiry.

The largest review of NHS maternity services, led by Donna Ockenden, has found 'systemic and sustained' failings that led to the deaths of babies and mothers, alongside a 'bullying and toxic culture'.

Seven nurses in Darlington are receiving compensation totaling £187,000 following a tribunal dispute concerning single-sex changing rooms. The payment comes after a disagreement within the NHS trust regarding facilities.

A review of 2,500 cases at a Nottingham NHS trust between 2012 and 2015 found systemic and deep-rooted failures, a bullying culture, and racism, leading to the deaths or harm of over 500 mothers and babies.

An NHS paramedic reportedly took photos of a deceased patient and shared them with friends on Facebook, instructing one recipient to claim they took the photos themselves.

Ten years after the vote, a review examines how many of Brexit's promises, from solving border issues and slashing bureaucracy to revitalizing the NHS and supercharging vacuum cleaners, have actually come true, questioning how much control Britain truly took back.

An 'exhausted' NHS doctor was found dead in an on-call room after reportedly working nine consecutive 13-hour shifts, prompting concerns about working conditions for medical staff.

The third meeting of the Breast Centers Network, under the jurisdiction of the 1st Health Region of Attica, took place at the new Museum of the 'Sotiria' NHS hospital in Athens, as part of the project to develop an Integrated Breast Care Network.

A nurse, Penny Ann Senner, has been struck off the register by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) misconduct panel. The ruling came after she told a cancer patient that the COVID vaccine had caused their illness while employed at Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust.

A previously unpublished report has revealed significant problems within Nottingham's maternity units, predating a major review into the services.

A survey by Unison has revealed a concerning picture of 'dangerous and dilapidated' conditions within NHS facilities, with staff reporting widespread issues including leaking sewage, rat infestations, and bedbugs.

An MP is advocating for endometriosis diagnosis and treatment waiting times to be prioritized by the NHS, highlighting a 30-year fight for better period healthcare.

NHS clinicians are routinely battling a surge of misinformation about dietary supplements, such as turmeric and St John’s wort, which is being spread on social media platforms. A cancer charity highlights that dispelling these falsehoods has become a common task for healthcare professionals.

The UK's NHS will offer the Meningitis B vaccine to approximately one million young people, including university students and those under 25, following deadly outbreaks.

Many individuals are struggling with the rising costs of private dentistry due to a shortage of NHS dentists, with some resorting to using university savings for necessary treatments. People are sharing their experiences with the BBC.

New data from the UK's National Health Service (NHS) reveals that nearly 3,000 patients daily are being treated in corridors and other improvised spaces due to severe bed shortages in English hospitals.

Parents are seeking private clinics for children's weight loss injections due to a lack of formal guidance, creating uncertainty over which children can receive such treatment on the NHS.

Universities in northern England, including Huddersfield and Manchester, are collaborating with NHS trusts, backed by public and private funding, to drive health research, innovation, and economic growth.

The renovated Emergency Department (TEP) at the 'Korgialeneio – Benakeio Hellenic Red Cross' General Hospital in Athens was inaugurated today. Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis and other ministry leaders attended the ceremony, with Georgiadis stating the goal is to create the best NHS ever.

A record 1.92 million people are currently waiting for diagnostic tests like CT and MRI scans on the NHS in England, with one in five waiting longer than six weeks, sparking fears over delays.

Five hospitals in England and Wales have implemented a new, faster, and more accurate home-based test for diagnosing bladder cancer, replacing more invasive hospital procedures.

Kate Middleton's recent visit to The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester, a leading cancer treatment center, reportedly moved many, especially given her own recent health journey.

Resistance is mounting in Great Britain against the cooperation between the British health system NHS and the controversial US company Palantir, with the seven-year contract under review after just one year.

The family of a girl who suffered brain damage at birth has accepted a £28 million settlement from the NHS trust involved. The mother is calling for an overhaul of maternity care following the 2019 incident at Queen’s hospital in Romford.

AbbVie's ovarian cancer drug, Elahere, has received approval for availability through the National Health Service (NHS).

A new report suggests that NHS staff should be prohibited from wearing pro-Palestinian badges while on duty. The recommendation aims to address concerns regarding political displays within the healthcare setting.