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Leeds surgeons first to use new type of surgery that gives hope to patients whose cancers were previously inoperable.

Devices may have potential to help patients with conditions such as depression, addiction, OCD and epilepsy.

NHs staff have received payouts in 1,496 cases totalling £31.4million over the last seven years, NHS records show - and legal fees of £28.4m nearly doubled the bill for the taxpayer.

Shocking footage shows ’Third World’ scenes in hospital corridors as the Royal College of Nursing publishes a report saying the situation on the NHS frontline is ’worse than ever’.

More than 800 African-Caribbean families in Derbyshire were not sent results of tests for genetic blood disorders

An estimated 5 million people in England do not have a dentist, new figures reveal.

NHS bosses are warning that A&E could become like a ’war zone’ because of Sir Keir Starmer’s targets for routine operations.

The Department for Health will look at the potential costs of implementing a controversial policy that is due to be debated by MPs later this month.

Boris Johnson’s government blocked a request to fund another 10,000 hospital beds at the height of the Covid pandemic, the chief executive of NHS England has said.

Whitehall source says it would only allow NHS to ‘stand still’ on waiting lists rather than reduce them

NHS Providers chief says ’vital bits of the NHS are literally falling apart after years of underinvestment’

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Registrar who exchanged more than 1,000 messages with nurse tells public inquiry he believes he was misled

Mionco screening has potential to be a ‘gamechanger’ in five years, says health secretary, Wes Streeting

Trial told Thomas Kwan, 53, disguised himself as a nurse and told Patrick O’Hara he was getting a Covid jab

Royal College of Nursing union says members ‘do not yet feel valued and they are looking for urgent action’

The Prime Minister has laid out the vital need for radical reform in the NHS following a report into the ‘critical condition’ of the health service.

The Thirlwall Inquiry heard that doctors did not discuss neonatal mortality or concerns raised about Letby until the new year following a pivotal board meeting in 2016

Guy’s and St Thomas’ trust tells inquest highly vulnerable Aviva Otte was given nutritional product containing deadly bacteria

During the hearing, the mother described the loss of Yousef Al-Kharboush at nine days old in 2014 as the "worst experience a parent could have."

Labour have promised to "end the 8am scramble" by allowing patients to "easily book appointments to see the doctor they want, in the manner they choose". But the Doctors’ Association UK says the manifesto pledge will not be possible under current funding.