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.
Today marks World Menopause Day. That means people around the globe are coming together to raise awareness about menopause and help women get the support, treatment and mental health resources they need in mid-life and beyond.
Labour is preparing to omit details of how to fund a reformed social care system from its next election manifesto as it prepares to put a “bombproof” offer to voters before polling day.
An advocacy group has alleged that the NHS discriminates against the elderly by imposing limitations on cancer screenings.
Leader of the Labour party, Keir Starmer, has been told by Nursing union leaders that there will need to be a change in culture in the NHS if his plan to cut waiting lists is to work. In recent days, the Labour leader has said he would incentivise overtime more in a bid to bring soaring waiting lists down.
Leader of the Labour Party, Keir Starmer, has promised a rescue plan for NHS dentistry. Within this, Starmer has pledged to introduce supervised tooth brushing for young children in primary schools across England.
The Government is set to introduce a groundbreaking legislation that will prohibit the sale of cigarettes in England to individuals who are 14 years old or younger as of this year. This move is part of an effort to pave the way for what is being termed as the first ‘smoke-free generation.’
To mark this year’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Chamber held a panel session with several individuals who play a key role in diagnosing, treating and supporting women and men with breast cancer.
A poll of GPs in the UK has shown primary care doctors want to prescribe assistive technologies to patients diagnosed with dementia.
A leading independent Health Think Tank in the United Kingdom has called on student loans to be written off for certain health staff once they have been employed by the NHS for ten years.
For this year’s Alzheimer’s Awareness Day, Chamber was joined by policymakers and innovators to discuss the hope for a dementia-friendly world.
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