Category : NHS


Immune Cell Training Tackles Drug-Resistant Infections

Scientists at Trinity College Dublin have developed a new approach to combat antimicrobial resistance by training immune cells called macrophages with interferon gamma, making them more effective at killing bacteria.

Maggot Therapy Still a Leading Treatment in US

Maggot therapy, FDA-approved since 2004, remains a vital treatment for serious wounds in the US. Experts explain how these 'nature's microsurgeons' dissolve dead tissue without harming healthy tissue.

Maternity Staff Sue NHS Over Gas Exposure

More than 100 midwives and hospital staff are taking legal action against an NHS trust over exposure to dangerous levels of nitrous oxide at Basildon University Hospital.

Hantavirus Cruise Ship Reaches Rotterdam for Cleaning

The MV Hondius, hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak, has arrived in Rotterdam for disinfection. Three passengers have died, and 11 cases have been reported. A Canadian is in quarantine after testing positive.

NHS Crisis: Two-Thirds Plan Service Cuts in 2026

Nearly two-thirds of NHS organisations anticipate cutting services this year, with over half planning job cuts, a new survey reveals. Leaders warn of financial pressures harming patient care and staff morale.

Marathon Finisher Suffers Stroke Days Later

Ryan Woolley, 33, completed the London Marathon in 3h27m. A week later, he suffered a stroke at a trampoline park, leaving him unable to walk. He was diagnosed with a hole in his heart.

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