US Withdrawal from the WHO: Why the UK Must Step Up
The United States’ recent withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) is a decision that endangers global health security and demands we rapidly consider our
The United States’ recent withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) is a decision that endangers global health security and demands we rapidly consider our
With prostate cancer now the most diagnosed cancer in England, but will the Government introduce a national screening programme?
The unexpected departure of NHS England’s Chief Executive raises critical questions about the future of the health service and the direction of government policy.
Curia and Chamber UK’s Women’s Health Roundtable event this February welcomed expert keynote speakers to discuss the Labour Party’s 2024 manifesto commitments on improving women’s health.
Nearly 400,000 patients were forced to seek urgent care or GP visits in December due to pharmacy prescription delays, highlighting the urgent need for government action to stabilise NHS medication access.
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As HIV Testing Week brings the spotlight back on early detection, what progress has been made on a global vaccine, and how does the UK
Inverness and the Highlands face a pressing housing challenge that affects both the ageing population and essential healthcare workers. Mixed housing options can create sustainable, inclusive communities while addressing affordability and accessibility concerns. By integrating housing policy into local and healthcare planning, we can build a future that supports all generations.
The NIHR Health Determinants Research Collaboration (HDRC) Cornwall is part of the NIHR and hosted by Cornwall Council. We are working to improve and embed
The length of mental health waiting lists have raised questions about how to address the growing number of people in need of mental health support – the solutions lie not in denial of the problem, but in recognising how society impacts our mental health, and preventing mental health problems from reaching crisis point.
Jaime Smith MBE, Director of Schools at Anna Freud – a mental health charity for children and young people – argues primary schools are key settings for early intervention and prevention, but more support is needed
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