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Detainees in police custody face alarming denial of essential medications, raising serious concerns about healthcare standards.

Brexit is significantly hindering British cancer patients' access to new treatments and clinical trials.

Public dissatisfaction with the NHS has reached record levels driven by access, wait times, and staffing issues, despite ongoing belief in its founding principles.

Lord Darzi failed to declare substantial shareholdings in healthcare companies, raising concerns over transparency regarding conflicts of interest.

Brexit has significantly harmed the NHS, resulting in increased patient mortality due to a shortage of skilled nurses.

BHRUT faces unprecedented NHS budget cuts, risking severe impacts on services and staffing.

The health secretary is accused of covertly implementing significant NHS budget cuts to avoid public backlash.

The Treasury mandates that recommended pay rises for teachers and NHS workers come from existing budgets, potentially inciting strike actions.

NHS hospitals in England face significant staff cuts and service closures amid demands for unprecedented financial savings to avert a projected deficit.

An NHS worker received £30,000 compensation after being disparaged by a colleague through a Star Wars-themed personality test that labeled her as Darth Vader.

Victims of the infected blood scandal may die without receiving compensation, with only 106 awards paid out to date.

Lorna Rooke received £30,000 in compensation after being compared to Darth Vader at work, which the tribunal deemed a workplace detriment.

Investing in digitizing NHS could reduce waiting lists, but will require substantial funds.

Funding for maternity safety has been drastically reduced, raising concerns among campaigners and health professionals.

NHS redundancy payouts could reach 1 billion due to job losses in its reorganization, the most significant in a decade.

The NHS plan aims to improve healthcare by shifting services from hospitals to community settings.

The cost of not reforming social care affects individuals, the economy, and the NHS.

A lack of data limits accurate assessment of social care's economic impacts.

Wes Streeting defends tax rises as crucial for NHS funding, promising more GP appointments and improved health service access.

Reforming England's social care is crucial to avoid financial and human cost, according to cross-party MPs.

UK prescription charges frozen at £9.90 for the first time in three years, saving patients approximately £18 million in 2026.

The NHS requires urgent improvements in menopause care following a woman's suicide linked to inadequate mental health support.

Linzagolix, a new NHS-approved pill, offers additional management options for endometriosis symptoms in over 1,000 women in the UK.

NHS staff and teachers' pay rises may prompt strike action if not funded correctly by the Treasury.

Labour faces potential unrest as public sector workers may strike over insufficient pay rise recommendations.

Local elections are crucial for confirming Reform UK's political significance and the potential end of the two-party system.

Labour targets Nigel Farage's NHS views in anticipation of upcoming local elections, challenging his healthcare policy proposals.

New healthcare service combines NHS and sports facilities in East Sussex.

Drones may be permitted for long-distance missions in remote areas by 2026, advancing NHS services and other sectors.

UK plans new drone regulations for BVLOS operations could enhance NHS services and remote area access by 2026.

The UK government is reviewing public bodies to identify potential cuts and enhance ministerial control over taxpayer-funded organisations.

A pioneering heart attack treatment could reduce deaths by nearly two-thirds and improve patients' quality of life.

An external review will evaluate care provided to 800 patients at Addenbrooke's Hospital following a surgeon's suspension due to treatment concerns.

Mental illness disproportionately impacts lower socioeconomic classes, exacerbated by financial stress and systemic inequalities.

High levels of work-related stress reported by BHRUT staff, indicating significant mental health issues.

Increased harassment instances towards staff from patients and public, surpassing NHS average rates.

Low percentage of staff feel safe and adequately supported in their work environment.

NHS staff are increasingly using garden spaces for stress relief and mental wellbeing.

Two NHS trusts will merge to strengthen mental health services in North London.