Category : Public Health


Mistake Friends Make with Breast Cancer Survivors

One woman is diagnosed with breast cancer every nine minutes in the UK, but survival rates are high. A nurse specialist warns against common mistakes friends make, like mentioning someone who died from cancer.

Tuchel: Rice ill before England World Cup win

Thomas Tuchel confirmed Declan Rice spent days in bed with sickness before being subbed at half-time in England's 2-1 World Cup quarter-final win over Norway. Training will be reduced ahead of semi-final.

Husband Lived for Daughter's Birthday Thanks to Hospice

Richard Bassett, 38, died from rare cancer GIST. His wife Victoria credits Queenscourt Hospice for allowing him to see their daughter's fourth birthday. She petitions for more NHS hospice funding as Queenscourt faces £2m deficit.

NHS Flu Jab Rule Change: New Age Threshold for Children

The NHS has confirmed changes to the 2026/27 flu vaccination programme, allowing children aged two and three to receive jabs at community pharmacies from October 1. The move aims to boost accessibility and uptake ahead of winter.

Anaesthetist shortage blocks 1.5m NHS ops a year

The UK has 2,256 fewer anaesthetists than needed, preventing 1.5 million operations annually. The Royal College of Anaesthetists report highlights severe impact on patient care and NHS productivity.

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