Ella Pickover
Health
New AI tool which colour-codes the body during live surgery used in UK-first
Surgeons operated on a patient at St Mark’s Hospital in London.
6 Jun 2026
Business News
Plant milks ‘not nutritionally equivalent’ to cows’ milk – expert review
Soya, oat and almond milk have become increasingly popular in recent years.
16 Jul 2025
Health
Weight loss jabs linked to lower dementia and stroke risk
A study assessed the drugs in people with type 2 diabetes and obesity.
15 Jul 2025
Celebrity News
Animation of Joe Wicks launched to help children keep fit
The Body Coach has made five-minute clips to help children stay active
15 Jul 2025
Health
Hundreds of cystic fibrosis patients become eligible for ‘life-changing’ therapy
Some people with the rarest forms of the disease have been unable to access the latest medicines.
15 Jul 2025
Business News
Concern over resident doctor wellbeing as medics prepare for key strike talks
The Government and the British Medical Association are to meet to try and avoid strike action.
15 Jul 2025
Politics
Resident doctors acting in ‘unconscionable way’ over strikes – Streeting
The Government and the British Medical Association are set to meet this week.
14 Jul 2025
Politics
Talks between Government and doctors to go ahead ‘to avert strike action’
The Government has said that it ‘can’t go further on pay’.
14 Jul 2025
Health
DIY heart monitor rolled out to cut hospital waiting lists
The first hospital in the country is using a new tool which can monitor heart rhythm defects.
14 Jul 2025
Crime
Compensation scheme for blood scandal ‘stripped victims of their dignity’
Charities have welcomed an additional report into compensation for infected blood victims.
9 Jul 2025
Politics9 Jul 2025
What is the infected blood scandal?
It is widely regarded as the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the NHS.
Crime9 Jul 2025
Infected blood scandal victims 'harmed further' by compensation delays
Chairman of inquiry into scandal say just 460 people receiving compensation ‘profoundly unsatisfactory’ as he calls for ‘faster and fairer’ compensation for victims
Politics
NHS disruption expected as resident doctors vote for strike action
Resident doctor members of the British Medical Association have taken industrial action 11 times since 2022.
8 Jul 2025
Health
Hot flush pill gets green light for UK use
Elinzanetant is a non-hormonal tablet which can tackle hot flushes.
8 Jul 2025
Health
Record number of NHS operations given in private hospitals
Private hospitals carried out almost one in five NHS operations.
2 Jul 2025
Health
Breast cancer risk elevated among young women using certain HRT – study
Previous work has focused on the risk among older women.
30 Jun 2025
Health
Just 20 posts for newly qualified physiotherapists as 3,000 qualify
Physiotherapists help people with musculoskeletal, respiratory and neurological problems.
26 Jun 2025
Business News
Advertising ban could move alcohol out the spotlight and cut harm – campaigners
Reports suggest the initiative is being considered for the Government’s forthcoming 10-Year Health Plan.
26 Jun 2025
Health26 Jun 2025
Weight loss jabs linked to 10 deaths caused by serious side effects
Data show that since the drugs were licensed there have been hundreds of cases of acute and chronic pancreatitis
Health
Russian cyber attack on hospitals ‘contributed to patient death’
Health officials confirmed that one death has been linked to the ransomware attack.
25 Jun 2025
Health
Campaigners welcome vaccine cash pledge but fear cut will see fewer lives saved
Foreign Secretary David Lammy announced the funds at Gavi’s global summit in Brussels.
25 Jun 2025