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The Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) is warning that a shortage of clinical radiologists and clinical oncologists is having a 'devastating impact' on patients.

Unless the government commits to sustained and immediate action it could miss its 2030 smokefree target by decades, according to a new independent review.

A new report by the Royal College of Nursing has highlighted the 'racism endemic' in the NHS.

Men given testosterone therapy to treat hypogonadism in the short-to-medium term are at no greater risk of cardiovascular events compared to men who are not receiving the treatment, new research suggests.

The ageing population and vulnerable groups are at risk of seeing their health and wellbeing worsening as the country faces an "unprecedented crisis in social care", according to a new report.

A NHS leadership review has highlighted a culture of discrimination, bullying and blame across many areas of the health and social care system.

This issue includes articles on urinary incontinence, the effects of complaints, mental health, a relative call back service, atrial fibrillation, readmission rates and more.

Around 13,000 more hospital beds are needed in the UK to enable the NHS to fully meet the population's health needs, according to a new report by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM).

The planned care backlog in NHS Wales could take seven years to clear and more must be done to avoid harm to patients waiting for treatment, according to a report from the Auditor General for Wales.

The AstraZeneca vaccine is associated with a small but significant increased risk of Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS), a rare neurological condition, a new analysis has revealed.

Exercising at different times of the day may have varying impacts on men and women, according to a new study.

People in same-gender relationships have greater psychological distress than those in mixed-gender relationships following the death of a partner, according to new research.

The Getting It Right First Time's (GIRFT) national report on geriatric medicine was published in 2021 and recommends a collaborative approach to help prevent frailty and reduce hospital admissions for older patients. This report is based on a recent webinar discussing implementation of the report recommendations.

Adults who drink moderate amounts of coffee, whether it is sweetened or unsweetened, may have a lower risk of death than non-coffee drinkers, according to a new study.

A new non-invasive MRI technique, also known as a virtual biopsy, has been found to be safe, take less time and be more cost effective than the traditional biopsy method used for heart transplant survivors.