Hospital doctors in Northern Ireland are set to strike in November as the British Medical Association escalates its pay dispute with the government, raising concerns about patient care and waiting lists.
A groundbreaking £2.3m study will test whether personalised pain management can transform the lives of women living with endometriosis, a condition that affects millions worldwide.
Andy Burnham vows to fight the next election with a plan for universal, free-at-point-of-use social care in England, urging taxpayers to fund a radical overhaul.
Western pharma companies are lobbying the Trump administration to preserve cross-border drug deals with China, while Roche's new obesity candidate shows promising early data.
Emergency departments are seeing a rise in young children presenting with self-harm, eating disorders and severe distress. This article explores the causes, the strain on services, and what can be done.
