The new treatment can help with hypotony – which affects about 100 people in the UK each year.

They will take place in London once a month.

Health experts have warned that the impact of the strike will be felt into the new year ‘and beyond’.

Resident doctors will return to work at 7am on Monday.

Sir Jim Mackey gave evidence to the Health and Social Care Committee.

It comes as a report suggests dental vouchers worth £150 a year should be introduced in a bid to ‘end the postcode lottery’ of care.

The technology allows medics to reach small spots on the lungs that would usually be left to be monitored, speeding up diagnosis for patients.

The Health Secretary made a ban on puberty blockers indefinite in December last year.

The Health Secretary said the BMA has chosen next week for a walkout as the union knows it ‘will be most painful for the NHS’.

Researchers found the therapy, comprising modified musical notes, quietened tinnitus by around 10% on average.

The initial impressions from Baroness Valerie Amos come ahead of her full findings being published in 2026.

Almost two thirds of patients with T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia involved in a clinical trial of the treatment are now disease-free.

The walkout will take place from 7am on December 17 until December 22.

Millie Fairley, from Eastbourne, East Sussex, has aplastic anaemia, which affects around two people in every million in the UK.

If the ballot is successful, the mandate would last until August 2026.

Plans for a puberty blockers trial were announced in 2024 following the publication of the Cass Review.

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Richard Williams had survived a suicide attempt when a talk with a friend led him to joining a study exploring the impact of cold water on depression.

Mental Health UK called for urgent safeguards to be put in place.

A preclinical study of M102 showed it slowed the progression of MND and preserved muscle function in mice.