Two million hospital patients ‘at risk’ from crumbling concrete
Seven hospitals employing employ 43,000 NHS staff affected with RAAC, according to figures from Liberal Democrats
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Seven hospitals employing employ 43,000 NHS staff affected with RAAC, according to figures from Liberal Democrats
Trials show tirzepatide could also reduce body weight by as much as 26pc, significantly more than the 15pc expected from competitor Wegovy
Chief constable met with Donna Ockenden conducting review into maternity care at Nottingham NHS trust
New study pinpoints seven genetic variants in a person's DNA that contribute to both conditions
Final-year students have been left without the qualifications they paid for after 'serious concerns' with the safety of the course
Nurses demand that NHS bosses act ‘urgently’ to make hospitals safe, while patient groups express alarm
Race on to identify buildings across the country that use RAAC, which can appear fine before catastrophically failing
British Medical Association calls on those striking to join rally outside Conservative gathering in Manchester on Oct 3
Alzheimer’s UK say cost to society will increase by £5 billion over the next six years
Affected families meet with Nottinghamshire Police's Chief Constable and say they ‘expect action’ to be taken
British Medical Association says doctors have ‘no option but to escalate their action’ with unprecedented move
‘Extremely frustrating’ that appointments haven’t returned to pre-pandemic levels, campaigners say
Politicians suggest police resources being used to investigate attacks on Ulez cameras rather than more serious crimes
Government officials stress move is ‘precautionary measure’ in case ‘Pirola’ strain is more transmissible or severe
Review of Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust commissioned after more than 100 patients died unexpectedly over a two-year period
Injection 75pc quicker and much less invasive than current IV transfusion, as it is delivered under the skin