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Health organisations have joined forces to demand fairer GP funding to equitably distribute funds for patients affected by the cost-of-living crisis

The BMA has published the first guidance for doctors supervising physician associates (PAs) and other medical associate professionals (MAPs), representing a ‘major change’ in practice.

The Prime Minister has promised that the government will pay comprehensive compensation to those infected and those affected by the infected blood scandal.

A new report from the British Heart Foundation shows that people living in the most deprived parts of England are dying prematurely from cardiovascular disease (CVD).

This white paper provides an overview of the presentation of common dermatological conditions in people with skin of colour, as well as some which are unique to such patients.

One of six new election pledges from Labour includes cutting NHS waiting times by delivering 40,000 more evening and weekend appointments.

Dr Harry Brown reviews Neurology - A Clinical Handbook, which he says helps to demystify many complex neurology topics and would be useful for a range of healthcare professionals.

Every week, we round up five top stories in health and social care that are likely to be of interest to professionals working in the field.

For Mental Health Awareness Week 2024, this article looks at the use of alarm systems on mental health wards from the perspective of someone with lived experience of schizophrenia.

The BMA’s junior doctors committee has announced that it has entered a new intensive phase of talks with the government in a bid to put an end to months of strike action.

There has been 30% increase in the number of people paying for private healthcare provision across the UK according to a Nuffield Trust report.

Five devices used to diagnose and assess the severity of obstructive sleep apnoea hypopnoea syndrome (OSAHS) have been recommended by NICE in new draft guidance.

Despite a pandemic, record waiting lists and growing rates of ill health, real-terms spending on the NHS has risen less quickly than planned, according to a new report by the Institute of Fiscal Studies.

Patients with a rare heart condition known as transthyretin amyloidosis cardiomyopathy are set to benefit from the first approved treatment for the disease.

The Royal College of Physicians has welcomed news that the government will be funding an extra 350 medical school places.