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The Commons Health and Social Care Committee launched a review when a poll revealed 22% of people are not ­registered with a ­practice and 23% of those said they could not afford soaring treatment costs

The then 18-month-old girl was first to use the device on board a children's air ambulance after she suffered heart failure and was flown almost 180 miles to save her life

Grant Lakey, 58, pulled out four teeth at his home in Bromley, south east London, before taking out a a £6,000 loan to have six implants in Turkey after failing to get access to an NHS dentist

Rishi Sunak will have to explain to 'over a million outraged NHS workers' after yesterday's pay announcement, Royal College of Nursing chief Pat Cullen said

The UK Health Security Agency has warned that London could end up at the heart of a measles outbreak that could see as many as 160,000 cases

A bombshell report by the Commons Public Accounts Commitee found that despite ploughing £2billion into the Emergency Services Network (ESN) communication, there is no evidence it will work

Love Island's Paige Thorne hoped to return to her job as a paramedic but has now revealed the real reason why she no longer works in the job she loved before the ITV show

Teachers, doctors and nurses deserved to be paid more but they also deserve to work in schools that are not crumbling, hospitals that are not overcrowded, and wards with enough beds and scanners

Teachers, troops, prison officers, police, junior doctors and consultants are being offered pay rises - but critics warned that failing to fully fund the wage increases would mean cuts elsewhere

Paul Routledge on the inexcusable rise of malnutrition in England, and how this all points to a return to Victorian times with cases of illnesses like scurvy and rickets on the up alongside Tory austerity

Junior doctors have blasted the Government's pay offer as 'derisory' as they insist it equates to just 84p an hour extra for new doctors

The latest figures are out for the NHS' waiting lists for routine surgery which sees record numbers once again as 7.5 million people, around 12.5 per cent of the population, are stood in line

Paul, 46, says his wife's gastric band operation did wonders for her confidence after struggling with her weight but that the surgery has 'ruined his life' and he now 'feels sick' whenever he hears of them

Legislation pushed through by former Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has been thrown out by the High Court in a huge victory for unions

Tens of thousands of appointments are expected to be cancelled during the latest industrial action by junior doctors, with NHS bosses claiming the walkout is 'the most disruptive yet'

The British Medical Association starts a five day walk-out in England at 7am on Thursday after rejecting a 5% pay award offered by the Tories, who now refuse to negotiate with medics

Lauren Boyle, 35, is now in remission following a unique stem cell transplant that she says is a miracle - after medics told her they feared running out of treatment options

Medical director Dr Neil O'Brien has called on parents to make sure their children are up to date on both MMR vaccinations, as cases of 'highly infectious' measles are starting to spike across the UK

There are some key indicators of a shingles infection which, if caught early, can allow you to get your life back on track and reduce the risk of any complications

Labour's Wes Streeting said patients need a government in the 'real world' as Steve Barclay resorted to hosting reality tours of hospitals that haven't been built

Last year, around 3,400 transplants were blocked by families as the consent rate dropped from 66% to 62% - with some 1,130 families declining to give support last year

Lauren McGregor, who lives near Hale Village, Merseyside, said her husband Chris began having random hot flushes and struggled to remember her name - before being diagnosed with astrocytoma

The WHO warns airlines have the right to refuse to carry passengers with conditions that may worsen, or have serious consequences, during the flight - so check the list before you travel

The Shingrix jab is currently available to those aged over 70 but from September it will be given to anyone who is severely immunosuppressed and over 50 as a result of a move by the NHS

Patrick O’Sullivan’s wife Geraldine, 65, died from a catastrophic bleed on the brain last year - but he says knowing how she has helped others in her death has helped with his grief