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NHS screens thousands for hidden genetic disorder

The NHS is rolling out a groundbreaking genetic testing programme to identify thousands of Britons with undiagnosed hereditary haemochromatosis - a dangerous iron overload condition that can cause organ damage if untreated.

Mother and newborn die after home birth tragedy

A mother's decision to have a home birth resulted in devastating consequences as both she and her newborn baby died hours after giving birth, despite midwife concerns about her high-risk pregnancy.

Gov U-turn on prostate screening after outcry

Rishi Sunak's administration reverses position on prostate cancer screening after campaigners highlight potential to save thousands of lives annually through early detection.

NHS staff vote to strike over institutional racism

Thousands of NHS workers across England have overwhelmingly voted for strike action, citing deep-rooted institutional racism and significant pay disparities affecting ethnic minority staff.

NHS prostate cancer testing revolution begins

Major NHS policy shift could introduce targeted prostate cancer screening for high-risk groups, potentially saving thousands of men annually through earlier detection.

8 Early Breast Cancer Signs Beyond Lumps

Leading oncologists reveal the crucial early warning signs of breast cancer that go beyond lumps. Learn how to spot subtle changes and when to seek medical attention.

NHS Trust League Tables Launching in 2025

The NHS is set to undergo a transparency revolution as new performance league tables will rank every trust in England from 2025, revealing critical patient safety risks and care quality variations.

Superbug infections rising in UK babies

Alarming new research reveals antibiotic-resistant infections are striking vulnerable babies across the UK, with health experts warning of a growing crisis in neonatal care.

Ovarian cancer blood test breakthrough on NHS

A revolutionary blood test detecting ovarian cancer up to two years earlier than current methods could soon be available through the NHS, potentially saving thousands of women's lives annually.

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