Patrick Askham, 8, breaks out in painful hives if his skin is exposed to direct sunlight.
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Polio was detected in sewage in north and east London during routine inspections.
‘People can’t just magically bounce back from a trauma.’
Only 22% of mums were satisfied with the mental health support they received after pregnancy.
Natalie appeared on This Morning with Holly and Phil.
Lesley Turner was 40 when she died on July 22 last year having been diagnosed with angiosarcoma.
Unions and government close to pay deal, hopes of avoiding more NHS strikes Health staff unions, which represent hundreds of thousands of workers including ambulance…
After diagnoses, 72% of women are not given any written information about their condition.
England is the only country in the UK to still charge NHS patients for their prescriptions.
Many women just feel helpless.
Celebrity weight loss drug semaglutide approved for NHS use The NHS in England has approved the use of a weight loss jab that has gained…
Nurses’ strike paused as talks are scheduled The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and government ministers are scheduled to engage in intensive talks after the…
Figures show that the number of patients in England and Wales declared dead grew in line with response times.
19-month old Teddi Shaw was diagnosed with metachromatic leukodystrophy (MLD).
Clancy was charged with first-degree homicide, strangulation, and assault and battery with a deadly weapon – an exercise band.
Biggest-ever round of NHS strikes start Monday will see nurses and ambulance staff walk out in parts of England as the biggest round of NHS…
There are concerns for the mother.
NHS to get hospital beds and ambulances to tackle delays Thousands of extra hospital beds and hundreds of ambulances will be rolled out in England…
There’ll be 3,000 ‘virtual beds’ by next winter.
The Health Secretary has admitted that there is ‘no quick fix; to the serious pressures facing the NHS.
The cold can quite literally make us feel ‘under the weather.’
It’s been offered as a treatment since 2004.
I was nervous to start and it was difficult to know what to expect.
He developed a brain abscess which led to his death.
Dr Chibuike Iruloh was warned his behaviour ‘risks bringing the profession into disrepute’.