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Senior Doctors in England Set 48-Hour Strike Over Pay and Pensions

Consultant doctors in England will hold a 48-hour strike from 25 November in a dispute over pay and pensions.

GP Says Gender Treatment Concerns Led to Her Exit

A GP says she was forced out after relaying doctors’ complaints over gender treatment and then faced a severe investigation.

Regulator warns rapid market shifts threaten National Care Service

Regulator cautions that consolidation and fragmentation in England's care market pose risks to the National Care Service and service continuity.

Women Break the Silence on Chronic UTIs Through Social Media

Women are using social media to share experiences of chronic urinary tract infections, seeking support and pushing for better care and information.

England to impose stricter rules on cosmetic procedures from 2027

From 2027 England will limit who can perform cosmetic procedures and introduce fines to better protect patients and improve safety.

Girls’ PE Reimagined: Yoga, Dance and Fitness Bring New Appeal

Schools are broadening PE to include yoga, dance and fitness to boost girls' participation and well-being through varied, non-competitive activities.

NHS Alliance Warns Maternity System ‘Not Fit for Purpose’, Points to Possible Consolidation

The NHS Alliance says the organisation of maternity care is 'not fit for purpose', warning that difficult decisions and possible consolidation of services lie ahead.

Pope Released from Hospital to Lead Sunday Angelus in St Peter’s Square

The pontiff was discharged days after lung cancer surgery and will deliver the Angelus prayer and blessing in St Peter's Square on Sunday.

Pope Photographed in First Image Since Surgery and Lung Cancer Diagnosis

A new photograph marks the pontiff's first public image since surgery and a diagnosis of lung cancer at Rome's Gemelli hospital.

Same-day metagenomic testing speeds up diagnosis of hidden infections in critically ill children

Same-day metagenomic sequencing can reveal hidden infections in critically ill children, enabling faster, targeted treatment and informing stewardship.

WHO chief concludes first day in Jordan, praises strong health partnership

WHO Director-General ends day one of a two-day State visit to Jordan, highlighting cooperation on UHC, emergency relief and mental health.