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It is disappointing and shocking that the system is in crisis again, a former health chief says.

Shanghai announced that it would "open up" soon, but many worry that a de facto lockdown will continue.

The East of England Ambulance Service says the alleged behaviour of staff was "unacceptable".

Four years after the first buffer zone outside a clinic only two more have followed in England.

A new blood test described as a "cancer fingerprint" could diagnose bowel cancer more easily.

International recruitment hits record high with nurse leaders warning about sustainability of trend.

The trial has been set up by the family of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, who died after eating a sandwich.

The temporary Sanctuary memorial is being built in Bedworth to pay homage to coronavirus victims.

ChatHealth allows teenagers aged 11 to 19 to get help with a range of health issues via text message.

The "Harrogate Scrubbers" provided more than 2,000 items of much-needed PPE in just six weeks.

Research will look at whether commonly available peanut and milk products can treat food allergies.

Trading standards said Saranjeet Trina Kandola took swabs from customers which were not tested.

The former reality star appeared before the Health and Social Care Committee to discuss body image.

French restaurant Clos Maggiore in Covent Garden was given a one out of five hygiene rating.

"Fundamental and wide ranging reform" is promised in the wake of a top medic's unfair sacking.

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The approved draft bill allows abortions without parental consent for over-16s and paid menstrual leave.