Is it time to scrap calorie counts on UK menus?
One year ago, the UK government announced mandatory calorie counts on menus for restaurants with more than 250 employees in
Junior doctors strike: protests take place as 98% vote for action
Junior doctors across the UK participated in a three-day walkout last week to protest a 26% real terms pay cut
People from deprived areas less likely to get early cancer diagnosis
Data collected by the NHS reveals that the percentage of cancers diagnosed at stages one and two is lower in
‘Claps won’t pay the bills’: striking nurses demonstrate outside London hospital
Striking nurses were out in force today as they continued to campaign for better pay and working conditions and to
The misdiagnosis gap in women’s healthcare
The misdiagnosis gap in women’s healthcare
Walk Home For Christmas to fundraise for veterans in need
Walking Home For Christmas, an annual nationwide walking challenge to fundraise for veterans, is happening on 9-20 December in London,
Why Black blood donors so important for sickle cell treatment
Black blood donors are now an urgent priority to treat sickle cell following a soaring shortage in donations, according to
Shocking waits for ambulances putting lives at risk in London warns union
Shocking delays to ambulances attending the most severe 999 callouts are putting lives at risk in the capital, a leading
Health boss who spent three weeks in hopsital with flu urges public to get vaccine
A hopsital group CEO spent three weeks in hospital and was almost admitted to intensive care when she fell seriously
Sickle cell patient using condition to help future generations
A woman with sickle cell disease wants to deliver lasting change to the next generation by using her experience to
Rosslyn Park sign multi-year deal with west London healthcare provider
Rosslyn Park FC have appointed the Healthshare Clinic West London to provide specialist medical services inducing diagnostics for the National