Nigeria approves $200M to 'fill the gap' from US aid cuts DW 02/14/2025Nigerian lawmakers have allocated $200 million to support health initiatives after the suspension of US aid.The funds aim to address disease prevention and supply gaps in the health sector.
Positive start for Stormont but more to do after first year - NI leadersThe Northern Ireland Executive has made significant progress in its first year but acknowledges substantial work remains to enhance public services.
Mapping Israeli attacks on Lebanon's healthcare systemIsrael's military actions in Lebanon are severely impacting healthcare, resulting in numerous deaths of health workers and destruction of medical facilities.
New government faces threat of health strikes within weeks, union leader warnsDispute over staffing in health sector may escalate without significant changes from the HSE.
Next government likely to face health service industrial action in new year, union leader warnsThe dispute over purported HSE understaffing may escalate, risking strikes unless management changes their approach.
New government faces threat of health strikes within weeks, union leader warnsDispute over staffing in health sector may escalate without significant changes from the HSE.
Next government likely to face health service industrial action in new year, union leader warnsThe dispute over purported HSE understaffing may escalate, risking strikes unless management changes their approach.
Trump picks RFK Jr. to oversee the Department of Health and Human ServicesRobert F. Kennedy Jr. has been appointed to oversee the Department of Health and Human Services, focusing on evidence-based public health and combating misinformation.
Junior doctors bring dispute to end by voting to accept Streeting's pay offerJunior doctors in England accepted a 22.3% pay raise, ending an 18-month strike and dispute amid NHS pressures.
Scandalous' 3.4bn UK state spending on private consultants last yearGovernment consultant spending reached 3.4bn, significantly higher than before the pandemic, highlighting ongoing fiscal challenges for the government.
Reeves warned she faces 8.6bn annual bill to save broken' social care sectorThe cancellation of the planned social care cap highlights the severe funding shortfall in the UK's social care system amid increasing demands.