Albanese Strikes £25bn Hospital Deal with States, Delays Autism Program
Albanese and states agree £25bn hospital funding deal, delay autism program Thriving Kids to October, cap NDIS growth at 6%.
Category : NHS
NHS Under 'Extraordinary Pressure' as Amber Cold Alerts Issued for All England
Amber cold health alerts issued for all England as NHS faces 'extraordinary pressure' with 95% bed occupancy and flu cases remaining high.
Streeting Accuses BMA of 'Delusion' as Resident Doctors' Strike Looms
Health Secretary Wes Streeting accuses BMA of 'delusion' as talks fail to prevent a six-day resident doctors' strike in England, the longest yet.
Meningitis Outbreak at University of Kent and Schools Kills Two, Hospitalises 11
Meningitis outbreak at University of Kent and three schools kills two, hospitalises 11; antibiotics distributed.
London Marathon Runner, 30, Collapses and Dies Near Finish Line
A 30-year-old female runner collapsed and died near the finish line of the London Marathon, the 10th fatality in the event's history.
Vasectomy decline in England may be misleading, surgeons warn
Surgeons warn official NHS figures may undercount vasectomies, with many procedures in community settings excluded from national totals.
Scabies Surge In UK Misdiagnosed And Hard To Treat
UK doctors report surge in scabies cases amid treatment shortages, with outbreaks in care homes and universities posing public health threat.
Robot Surgery Ends 18 Daily Urination Struggle For Man
Man who urinated up to 18 times daily due to enlarged prostate says robot-assisted aquablation surgery dramatically improved his life.
Cancer injection eliminates tumours in landmark trial
Triple-action cancer injection amivantamab shrinks or eradicates tumours in patients resistant to standard treatments, trial shows.
Esther Rantzen: ‘I will probably not be given the chance to die in my favourite place’
Dame Esther Rantzen, terminally ill with lung cancer, calls for assisted dying law change, saying she envies her dog’s peaceful death.
Harvard Psychiatrist Reveals Six-Word Question to Boost Relationships
Harvard psychiatrist Dr Ashwini Nadkarni says asking 'what makes you feel most loved' can improve relationships by revealing love languages.
NHS Trust Removes Advice Suggesting Chocolate Buttons for Weaning Babies
Gateshead NHS Trust removes advice suggesting chocolate buttons and crisps for weaning babies after concerns; says it was for children with swallowing difficulties.
Davina McCall Reveals Guilt Over Hug That Led to Co-Star's Cancer Diagnosis
Davina McCall opens up about guilt over hug that led to Jamie Theakston's cancer diagnosis, and shares her own health update.
UK Health Officials Issue Alert as Deadly Strep A Infections Surge
UK health officials warn of surge in deadly strep A infections, with children among the victims. Symptoms range from mild to severe; seek medical help if concerned.
A&E Waiting Times Hit Six Hour Average in NHS Crisis
A&E waiting times in England hit six-hour average as patients leaving without treatment triples in six years, RCN data shows.
Over 1,700 Confined to Cruise Ship in Bordeaux After Suspected Norovirus Outbreak
Over 1,700 confined to cruise ship in Bordeaux after suspected norovirus outbreak; 50 people show symptoms, mostly British and Irish.
Frostrup Urges Streeting to End Osteoporosis Clinic Delays
Mariella Frostrup urges Wes Streeting to honour pledge for universal osteoporosis fracture liaison services, warning of economic and personal costs.
NHS Offers Unlimited Bonuses to Remove Patients from Waiting Lists
NHS hospitals in England receive unlimited bonuses to remove patients from waiting lists, sparking concerns over cancer care delays and patient safety.
Streeting to Clash with Farage Over 'Miserabilist' NHS Vision
Wes Streeting to criticise Nigel Farage's 'miserabilist, declinist' vision of Britain, arguing repairing the NHS is key to defeating populism.
Boots Pharmacies Offer Safe Spaces for Domestic Abuse Victims During Lockdown
Boots pharmacies offer safe spaces for domestic abuse victims during lockdown, providing consultation rooms to contact support services amid rising violence.
Farage Defends Reform UK Tax Stance and Criticises Starmer Over Iran War
Nigel Farage defends Reform UK tax stance, criticises Starmer over Iran war, and announces community litter-picking days.
NHS Braces for Fresh Strikes as Resident Doctors Vote on 29% Pay Demand
NHS braces for fresh strikes as BMA ballots resident doctors on 29% pay rise, threatening cancellations and disruption.
Parents Urged: Baby Sleeping on Front Advice
A health visitor advises parents on what to do if their baby rolls onto their stomach during sleep, emphasizing safe sleep practices and when to intervene.
Reformer Pilates Boom Causes Injury Surge Amid Safety Fears
Reformer Pilates popularity leads to safety concerns as injuries rise, with many reporting falls and dangerous exercises.
ChatGPT Health fails to recognise medical emergencies in over half of cases, study finds
Study finds ChatGPT Health fails to recognise medical emergencies in over half of cases, raising safety concerns.
Biology Teacher First in UK to Receive ‘Gamechanger’ MS Therapy
Emily Henders becomes first UK patient to receive CAR T-cell therapy for MS in a clinical trial at UCLH, offering hope for halting disease progression.
First Dates Star Merlin Griffiths Opens Up About Cancer Battle and 10-Year Relationship
First Dates star Merlin Griffiths discusses his stage three bowel cancer diagnosis, treatment, and the support of his partner Lucille during his 18-month fight.
Lions Hero Jamie Roberts Now an NHS Doctor
Wales and Lions rugby star Jamie Roberts starts work for the NHS as a clinical innovation fellow, helping in the fight against coronavirus.
NHS: Shower and Change Clothes to Ease Hay Fever Symptoms
Millions of hay fever sufferers are advised by the NHS to shower and change clothes after being outside to reduce pollen exposure and ease symptoms.
DWP Lists 8 Metabolic Conditions for £114 Weekly PIP
The DWP has confirmed eight metabolic conditions that qualify for the £114 weekly PIP payment, including obesity with 4,578 claimants. Updated figures as of January 2026.
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