Healthcare Crisis News

Emergency departments are overwhelmed by a surge in mental health patients, with over half languishing due to a lack of specialist beds, five years after the st

An ailing woman from Deigie village in Manipur's Tamenglong district was carried on a makeshift bamboo stretcher across the Jiri River to a hospital in Assam du

Due to Israel's siege on Gaza, dentists are forced to operate in the streets, as scarce resources make dental work a luxury for most residents.

David Mann died after his wife had to transport him to the hospital because no ambulances were available.

Research indicates that the number of NHS dentists has decreased by 10 percent in under a decade, with at least 600 dental practices leaving the NHS.

Heatwaves have led to a record high in A&E attendances, with over 2.4 million visits in each of the last three months. Unions are warning about inhumane conditi

Workers in Victoria's mental health sector report a deepening crisis, with millions of dollars 'missing' and no relief, five years after a royal commission.

A 98-year-old woman died in Melbourne's west after waiting three hours for an ambulance to arrive.

A neurologist has called for a national dialogue to address the emergency care crisis in rural India.

Elderly patients are experiencing 12-hour waiting times in Accident and Emergency, with the Nuffield Trust attributing this to issues like low bed availability

A national survey reveals that one in ten emergency physicians in Canada have left their specialty, with many others reducing hours due to burnout. These findin

A pensioner discharged from an NHS hospital in Milton Keynes, whose home was deemed unsafe, has been living in a budget hotel for five weeks due to soaring rate

Kerala's government hospitals are facing a significant shortage of specialist doctors, with over 280 posts vacant and many delivery points lacking adequate medi