Warm words on mental health are an insult to those left without treatment
Sanctimonious rhetoric from politicians and celebrities is no compensation for the desperate lack of funding available.
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NHS outsourcing linked to hundreds of preventable deaths
Researchers from Oxford University have found that increasing private NHS corresponds with more avoidable deaths.
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Cancer treatment waiting times have surged in England
In April 65 per cent of patients started cancer treatment within two months, down from over 85 per cent in…
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We didn’t do enough to understand vaccine sceptics, says Oxford inventor
Professor Sarah Gilbert says scientists need to work together on tackling hesitancy before the next pandemic.
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Jeremy Hunt: End the “terrible blame culture” in the NHS
Healthcare staff should be able to learn from mistakes without fear of being sued, the former health secretary has said.
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Monkeypox outbreak: how serious is the virus?
The disease has traditionally been regarded as having low transmissibility – however, case numbers suggest that view might need revision.
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“We don’t want to see NHS strikes”: Wes Streeting and Rachel Reeves on Labour in an age of inflation
The shadow chancellor and shadow health secretary open up about the opposition’s plan for the economy.
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Is polio’s reappearance in London connected to Covid?
New signs of a virus that had been banished from Britain for decades raise further questions about the pandemic’s effects.
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