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The NHS has met it urgent and emergency recovery plan ambition to roll out same day emergency care to every hospital in England, helping to free up beds.

A new oral treatment option for preventing both chronic and episodic migraines has been recommended by NICE in draft guidance.

Weak evidence and controversy surrounding medical treatments has taken focus away from the role of gender identity services for children and young people, according to a new independent review.

Health union Unison is calling for a change in the law so NHS employers are responsible for protecting their staff against sexual harassment from patients.

A new international consensus statement has been published on how to treat atrial fibrillation with catheter or surgical ablation.

Nearly 10 million people in England are currently waiting for NHS hospital care, according to a new survey conducted by the Office for National Statistics.

Eating disorders are becoming increasingly common and can have a devastating impact on people's lives. Experts say to effectively manage patients with eating disorders, clinicians must take a ‘blame free’ approach to care and treatment.

Thousands of people experiencing memory problems will be offered a blood test to aid dementia diagnosis as part of two UK-wide clinical trials.

Patients who have recently had a stroke or Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA) could be offered a genetic test to identify the most effective treatment course.

There were around 270 excess deaths a week associated with long A&E waits in 2023, according to a new analysis by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM).

The NHS is rolling out a new device, known as an ‘artificial pancreas’ to tens of thousands of children and adults living with type 1 diabetes.

Delirium is linked to an increased risk of dementia in older patients, according to the largest study of its kind.

Recent news stories have prompted a debate about the threat of misinformation in the dawn of artificially generated images, but how worried we should be about the rise of deepfakes?

Less than a quarter of people are satisfied with the way the NHS is running according to the latest British Social Attitudes survey (BSA). This is the lowest level ever recorded in the 41-year history of the survey.

Devolution deals which granted Greater Manchester increased control over a range of public services enabled them to make significant improvements in many parts of the health system.