NHS England Rolls Out Pharmacy Reforms
As part of a major expansion of primary care services, thousands of women across England will be able to get the contraceptive pill at their
As part of a major expansion of primary care services, thousands of women across England will be able to get the contraceptive pill at their
The NHS has been advised that all children receive a chickenpox vaccine aged 12 and 18 months. The Government will now decide whether the vaccine will be added to routine jabs that are offered to children.
At the latest IQVIA roundtable in Edinburgh hosted on the 24th of October several interesting subjects were raised regarding the healthcare sector in Scotland which we have summarised here.
Ministers have rejected pleas from the health department for an emergency £1bn in additional funding to cover the rising cost of the industrial action taken
Labour is calling for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to remove Braverman from her position, claiming that she is “deliberately creating division” and undermining police independence.
The NHS is set to introduce a daily pill that reduces the risk of breast cancer by half, offering women the opportunity to live “freedom from fear”.
Patients who have been waiting more than 40 weeks for NHS treatment in England will be offered the option of getting seen in another part
Health leaders have cautioned that Rishi Sunak is “highly unlikely” to fulfil his commitment to reduce NHS waiting lists. A “sobering” evaluation indicates that the
Dementia charity warns inequality is ‘rife’ as difference of nearly 40 percentage points in dementia diagnosis rates reported across England. Dementia Diagnosis Over 50% of
A novel approach to deep brain stimulation offers a promising alternative for treating dementia without the need for surgery.
In July, the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) launched an inquiry on women’s reproductive health.
Yesterday, as part of the inquiry, two women in the public eye shared their experiences of health issues during a WEC evidence session.
The British Medical Association (BMA) have announced that they won’t be calling any more trikes until November to open up time for important talks with the government.
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