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A NEW breed of dogs have emerged from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster site that adapted to survive in the most radioactive place on earth.
The free-roaming pooches are now genetically distinct from their furry friends across the globe following year…
In a major study, a new kind of cholesterol-lowering drug helped people who can’t take the first choice, pills called statins.
In the last five years, 324 health sector staff have received payouts of more than £150,000, according to new figuresNHS trusts and other organisations overseen by the Department of Health and Social Care agreed staff payoffs worth £42m in 2021/22, inc…
Charity urges Jeremy Hunt to spend more on social care, as it warns of ‘tragedies behind closed doors’Thousands of older people have died without getting the care they needed, a charity has said.Age UK said it was “deeply concerned” about the plight of…
World Health Organization’s director general says the politicisation of research into Covid’s origins was making the scientific work harderThe World Health Organization has urged all countries to reveal what they know about the origins of Covid-19, aft…
One WHO official urged countries, institutions and research groups that might have any information on the origins of the pandemic to share it with the international community.
GMB, Unison and Chartered Society of Physiotherapy take up offer of talks after government concessionsThree health unions have agreed to call off strike action planned for next week and enter into pay talks with the health secretary, Steve Barclay, aft…
Mobile billboards on how to get access to pills by mail are being driven through college campuses in 14 statesWomen living under abortion bans in the US are being offered advice on how to get access to abortion pills by mail, through a system of mobile…
Exclusive: Several NHS organisations have asked unqualified medics to provide support during strikes later this monthUnqualified medical students are being urged to provide clinical support in English hospitals when tens of thousands of junior doctors …
Prof Martha Clokie says phages could become routine for some conditionsThe use of experimental therapies based on bacteria-killing viruses needs to be rapidly scaled up in the NHS to combat the worsening threat of antibiotic resistance, one of the UK’s…