Category : NHS


Pneumonia Cases Hit 500,000 a Year in England

New analysis reveals emergency pneumonia hospitalisations in England have risen by 25% in two years, reaching 579,475 cases, with warnings of preventable strains on A&E departments.

£10m NHS Fund Covers Child Cancer Travel Costs

A new £10 million government scheme will cover travel expenses for families of children with cancer in England, part of a wider National Cancer Plan to transform young people's cancer care.

Healthcare Premiums Soar 114% After Tax Credit Expiry

Millions of Americans face impossible choices as healthcare premiums skyrocket following Congress's failure to renew pandemic-era tax credits, with average increases of 114% forcing difficult coverage decisions.

Noise Machines Harm Sleep, New Research Finds

University of Pennsylvania research reveals pink noise machines can reduce REM sleep by 19 minutes, worsening sleep quality when combined with environmental noise like aircraft sounds.

Doctors Vote to Extend Strike Mandate for Six Months

Resident doctors in England have voted overwhelmingly to continue strike action for another six months, with 93% supporting extended industrial action amid ongoing pay negotiations with Health Secretary Wes Streeting.

Mum's Warning Over Damp and Mould 'Silent Killer'

A mother from Birmingham shares her family's ordeal after her son was hospitalised with pneumonia linked to damp and mould in their council home, amid a national health crisis affecting millions.

Photo Sparks 7 Stone Weight Loss, Reverses Health Crisis

Emily Collins, 46, from Louth, Lincolnshire, reveals how a photo taken by her daughter prompted her to lose 7 stone through Slimming World, reversing type 2 diabetes and transforming her mental health after years of struggle.

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