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MPs urged to slash bureaucracy preventing dentists from abroad plugging huge gaps in dental careOverseas-trained dentists are working in McDonald’s and other takeaways in the UK even though millions of patients are finding it impossible to get NHS dent…
A PROFESSIONAL beer taster has sued a brewery he worked at for 16 years claiming his job turned him into an alcoholic.
The taster said he was “forced” to down up to four litres of beer every day but was never warned of the heat…
Radiographers voice concerns about being filmed without consent and say trend could violate other patients’ privacyNHS staff have voiced concern about the growing numbers of patients who are filming themselves undergoing medical treatment and uploading…
High numbers of staff leaving because of high pressure, lack of support, verbal abuse, long shifts and low pay, union saysNHS call handlers are quitting amid burnout at dealing with 999 calls about suicides, stabbings and shootings and the long delays …
Patients in England will be matched with studies and encouraged to take part via smartphone notificationsThe government is aiming for a significant expansion of clinical trials in the UK, and plans to use the NHS app to encourage millions of people in …
Combination of two targeted drugs found to produce better outcomes and was more tolerable than chemotherapyA groundbreaking UK-wide trial has found a chemotherapy-free approach to treating leukaemia that may lead to better outcomes for some patients, w…
Victor Adebowale says failure to detect his mother’s cancer was example of ‘black service, not NHS service’A senior figure in the health service has criticised it for deep-seated racism after his mother “got a black service, not an NHS service” before …
Pioneering drug can halt advance of multiple myeloma for three times as long as standard treatmentsThousands of patients in England with blood cancer will become the first in the world to be offered a pioneering “Trojan horse” drug that sneaks inside c…
Government announces £9m funding to make specialist blood machines more widely available across NHSPeople living with sickle cell disease in England are to benefit from quicker and more accessible treatment due to a £9m investment, the government has a…
Government announces £9m funding to make specialist blood machines more widely available across NHSPeople living with sickle cell disease in England are to benefit from quicker and more accessible treatment due to a £9m investment, the government has a…