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A new analysis by the Royal College of Nursing has revealed that the number of nurses working for the NHS has fallen drastically over the last decade.

Older people with frailty may need specific consideration when preparing for future pandemics, according to a new analysis on falls from the ONS.

A blood test designed to detect more than 50 types of cancer was correctly able to identify two thirds of cancers among more than 5,000 people who had visited their GP with symptoms.

SAS doctors should not be excluded from annual paylifts, according to the BMA.

With life expectancy continuing to rise and the rapid pace at which the population of older adults is growing, the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) is warning that we will soon face a “silver oncologic tsunami”.

Cancer patients nearly double their risk of cardiovascular disease compared with non-smokers if they carry on smoking after diagnosis.

New guidance designed to improve the quality of eye care and reduce waiting times for eye care services for patients in England has been published.

Scientists at the Royal Hospital for Women in New South Wales, Australia have discovered a breakthrough in endometriosis treatment.

The US FDA has approved a new respiratory syncytial virus vaccine (RSV) for the prevention of lower respiratory tract disease in individuals 60 years and older.

This issue includes articles on headache diagnosis, the demonisation of private practice, chronic stress, NMOSD, NHS 111 Wales Website, damp homes, Parkinson's disease and GP reports.

The government is clamping down on a loophole that allows vaping companies to give free samples to children in England and review into rules around ‘nicotine-free’ vapes.

Bronchiolitis is the commonest acute lower respiratory tract infection in infants. This article considers the implications, treatment options and referral pathways in general practice.

Health leaders are warning that children and young people are being put at risk due to long waits for community health services.

To mark World No Tobacco Day, Cancer Research UK has released new figures which show that one person dies roughly every five minutes from smoking or tobacco use.

NICE has recommended the first an oral treatment for preventing migraines, which could help over 145,000 people in England.