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The Daily Mail tested Algocyte, a DIY blood testing machine that can detect deficiencies and signs of cancer, providing results in five minutes. Researchers hop

The chairman of NHS England has stated that promoting breastfeeding could significantly reduce the nation's childhood obesity rates. He described the current ra

The annual Scottish Health Awards, taking place in November, will recognize outstanding work within Scotland's NHS, including pharmacists who provide life-savin

Concerns are rising that the SNP's plans to cut NHS health boards may be poorly conceived, potentially leading to a fiasco similar to the National Care Service.

A new study suggests that routine PTSD screening for new mothers could save the NHS £26 million annually. Approximately one in 20 women experience clinical leve

The number of adults receiving ADHD pill prescriptions has surged by 41,000 in three months, with overall adult prescriptions doubling in two years, as these me

The waiting list for routine hospital treatment in England has reached its highest level in nine months.

The NHS experienced its busiest summer ever due to heatwaves driving up hospital admissions, with the waiting list for routine treatment in England reaching a n

An NHS boss has stated they will not resign over the destruction of theatre logbooks last year, which may be related to disgraced surgeon Sam Eljamel, amidst an

A public inquiry into disgraced neurosurgeon Eljamel heard that the NHS 'knew more than they were letting on' about patient harm, with many patients left with '

A 'postcode lottery' within the NHS is reportedly causing thousands to miss out on weight loss jabs, with some GPs limiting prescriptions to save money. Patient

A crisis-hit NHS trust, Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust, has received a fresh warning over patient safety while simultaneously being forced to imple

A BBC analysis reveals a rising number of clinical negligence claims in England, highlighted by the case of Oli whose life was severely impacted at 32 due to al

An investigation reveals alleged nepotism, questionable payouts, and a 'revolving door' of jobs for former NHS bosses. The article highlights Paula Vasco-Knight

Health innovation minister James Frith expresses concern over "mistrust" of Palantir's work with the NHS, fearing it could reduce patients' willingness to share

Swinney has declined to specify when the number of job cuts within the NHS will be announced, as the Government prepares to launch a significant public sector r

The NHS has issued an urgent appeal for blood donors due to growing concerns over sickle cell treatment. Health experts indicate that approximately 16,000 addit

A survey reveals that nearly 75% of A&E staff in the UK face violence or aggression daily or weekly, with the Royal College of Emergency Medicine attributing th

New data from NHS England reveals a significant 'postcode lottery' in dementia care, with patients in some areas nine times more likely to receive crucial drugs

The First Minister, Swinney, stated he cannot provide a 'specific figure' on potential NHS job losses resulting from planned reforms announced in his Programme

First Minister John Swinney could not provide a specific number for job cuts resulting from the axing of NHS health boards, despite being questioned multiple ti

Millions of social care workers are set to receive annual NHS-style pay rises through a new negotiating body comprising trade unions and employers, a move that

Transforming vacant high street shops into healthcare hubs or diagnostic centers could generate a £13 billion boost for local businesses and alleviate pressure

John Swinney has indicated a potential shake-up in social care, suggesting that services in Scotland could come under NHS management, potentially leading to the