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‘Isle of Man on path to be first in British Isles to legalise assisted dying’

Pro-change campaigners hailed a ‘historic vote’ but Care Not Killing called it a ‘dangerous and ideological policy’.

The Independent UK

Isle of Man parliament backs bill to legalise assisted dying

Crown dependency could be first part of Britain and Ireland to allow terminally ill adults to choose

The Guardian - UK

Isle of Man’s parliament votes Assisted Dying Bill through to next stage

Tuesday evening’s vote saw 17 Members of the House of Keys (MHK) vote for the bill, and seven against.

The Independent UK

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Bulk-billed tests catch carriers of genetic conditions

Prospective parents no longer need to fork out hundreds of dollars to find out if they carry the gene for three deadly conditions.

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NHS Scotland hailed for ‘positive' menopause and menstrual health policy

SCOTLAND'S largest employer has introduced a new policy to help women going through the menopause or suffering from menstrual difficulties.

The National (Scotland)

Inside London's bid to become the world's fertility tourism capital

As a new fertility concierge service launches in the capital, aimed at high net worth overseas customers, Charlotte Lytton asks, is blurring the lines between hope and profit ever ethical?

Evening Standard

Questions to ask a gynae before planning your pregnancy

When the journey to parenthood becomes a challenging one, seeking guidance from a gynecologist can be a crucial step in understanding and addressing fertility issues. Asking the right questions can lead to a more informed and proactive approach to achieving your dream of becoming a parent.

The Times of India

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Parents of babies who died or were harmed in NHS care demand inquiry

Repeated failings in NHS maternity units cost NHS in England £2.6bn a year in damages

The Guardian - UK

Bereaved families call for national inquiry into England’s maternity services

Parents are asking the Health Secretary for a judge-led independent review into nationwide maternity services.

The Independent UK

The Standard Fertility Survey: 'fertility is now a complex web of financial calculations and emotional stress'

Economic crisis is casting a significant shadow over women's reproductive choices. It's not merely about affording a family, it's about securing the basic necessities of life, says founder and CEO of Peanut, Michelle Kennedy

Evening Standard

The COVID-19 death toll in India, getting it right

Equipped with all available information, the task force will be enabled to conduct a thorough analysis using standard statistical methods that utilise empirical data

The Hindu

Large increase in over 65-year-olds in work, study suggests

There were 457,000 workers aged 65 and above in the year 2000, rising to 1.43 million workers now, the study showed.

The Independent UK

Doctor ‘cautiously optimistic’ Assisted Dying Bill will pass vote on Isle of Man

The island’s parliament will have a second reading of the bill on Tuesday in what campaigners called a ‘landmark vote’.

The Independent UK

Scottish Government's next independence white paper to focus on migration

THE Scottish Government will publish the next independence white paper shortly focusing on migration policy, the Sunday National understands.

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Whistleblowing ‘cost Hampshire doctor dearly’ after he loses tribunal

Dr Martyn Pitman claimed retaliatory victimisation after raising morale concerns but tribunal says it was his manner that cost him his job

The Guardian - UK

Soaring private healthcare use piling pressure on NHS GPs, survey finds

Exclusive: Doctors increasingly having to interpret ‘questionable’ private tests and conduct follow-ups

The Hindu

Integrated nursing education, service model to be implemented at AIIMS Delhi

AIIMS Delhi has decided to explore the possibility of adopting an Integrated Nursing Education and Service Model to bridge the gap between theory and practice, elevate nursing standards, and efficiently utilize nursing personnel. A committee has been constituted to review the Indian Nursing Council's notification, study successful implementations, assess potential…

The Guardian - UK

Biggest independent children’s care providers in England made £300m profit last year

Fee income for 20 largest operators – many private equity-owned – soars as councils struggle to meet costs

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Revealed: one in three jailed pregnant women in England and Wales still to face trial

New data on prisons has added to calls by campaigners to end custodial sentences for expectant mothers

The Guardian - UK

Want to live to 116? The secret to longevity is less complicated than you think

Good humour, a positive outlook and staying away from toxic people is more important than genes, ice baths or spartan diets

The Independent UK

Rise of the trout pout teens: How thousands of under-18s fell for Botox and filler

As reports suggest English teenagers are travelling to Wales and Scotland to get around a ban on non-surgical cosmetic tweaking, Olivia Petter speaks to experts about what might be causing the terrifying boom in underage injectables

The Guardian - UK

Delays, rows and legal challenges: inside the stalled new NHS gender identity service

Guardian analysis reveals chaotic efforts to open two units offering new treatments to children with gender dysphoria

The Independent UK

Your forties is the perfect decade to have your first child – I’m living my best life

The number of women becoming first-time mothers in their forties has increased in recent years, says Charlotte Cripps – and it’s a great age to get the baby bottles out

The Independent UK

Nursery places and wraparound childcare plans announced

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said he wanted all schools to be able to offer care either side of the school day by September 2026.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s taxes ‘inadequate’ for ‘adequate services’, former secretary of finance warns

Michael Keating to call for revenue review at Australia Institute summit as Labor provides update on multinational tax avoidance

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