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‘Landmark’ ovarian cancer treatment approved for NHS use

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The Independent UK

Life-prolonging drug for advanced ovarian cancer gets go-ahead in England

Elahere is first new drug for chemotherapy-resistant ovarian cancer to be approved by NHS for 20 years

The Guardian - UK

Hospitals in England ranking highly for empathy ‘have better patient outcomes’

Research suggests NHS trusts with higher empathy ratings also benefit financially and have improved staff wellbeing

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'Significant breakthrough' as new ovarian cancer treatment approved for NHS use

A former NHS worker from north London who is taking the drug says the new treatment has let her ‘get on with my life’

Evening Standard

NHS antisemitism review finds Jewish staff and patients ‘suffer in silence’

A review has found Jewish NHS staff and patients feel the need to hide their religious identity

The Independent UK

Breakthrough ovarian cancer drug that extends lives to be free on NHS for first time

Experts have hailed the ‘landmark’ decision from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence to approve the treatment for NHS use

The Independent UK

UK urged to end contract with US AI-firm Palantir

British lawmakers called Wednesday for the government to end a contract between the country's National Health Service and AI giant Palantir, warning of an over-reliance on US data providers. The British MPs called on the government to use a break clause next year to end the £330-million ($443 million) contract…

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Lack of childcare support for parents in higher education

Letter: Roberta Leem-Bruggen says she was working full-time hours in NHS settings but was considered a ‘non-earner’ and therefore not eligible for childcare support

The Guardian - UK

British women among the angriest in Europe, health survey finds

More than a fifth of women in the UK report experiencing feelings of rage from the previous day

The Independent UK

From Brexit to ‘Bregret’: ten years later, bitterness still prevails over the UK’s vote to leave the EU

On June 23 2016, a majority of Britons chose to leave the European Union after a referendum campaign driven by the promises of supporters of the “Leave” camp, spearheaded by Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson. Built around the slogan “Take Back Control”, the pro-Brexit campaign promised to restore the country’s…

The Conversation

Major human rights organisation backs call to scrap NHS contracts with Palantir

A major human rights organisation has backed calls to terminate NHS England's contract with US surveillance firm Palantir

The National (Scotland)

Health officials face urgent calls to investigate deaths linked to black market weight loss jabs

Concerns have been raised that limited NHS access could be leading to people turning to black market weight loss jabs

The Independent UK

Makerfield voters see cost of living and high street among top priorities, poll shows

Exclusive: Voters value changes ‘so we can afford to actually have a life’, as well as immigration policy and honesty in politicians

The Guardian - UK

Empowered patients, smarter pathways: wearables and the future of health tech

As wearables normalize continuous self‑monitoring, patient expectations outpace NHS tariffs and traditional diagnostic pathways.

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Controversial leg surgery sparks NHS crisis as patients return with severe complications

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GPs in England too ‘overloaded’ to help older people at risk of falling, say MPs

NHS bosses giving evidence to public accounts committee admit current position is unacceptable

The Independent UK

More Brits going abroad for leg-lengthening surgery to get taller – but it comes with ‘serious complications’

NHS hospitals are seeing patients requiring complex follow-up treatment, a team of experts said

The Independent UK

Just a few hours of strength training a week can help you live longer

Current NHS guidelines say adults should aim to do strength activities that work all the major muscle groups

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How public-sector pension schemes are funded

Letters: Prof John H Arnold and Douglas Russell respond to a letter that said defined-benefit pensions place enormous pressure on public finances

The Conversation

The hidden assumptions that leave nurses exposed to sexual harassment

Three in five nursing staff and students who responded to a 2021 survey by Nursing Times and Unison said they had experienced sexual harassment at work. For many, it had come to be treated as part of the job.

The Guardian - UK

British politics is fractured and chaotic – but at last it’s brimming with ideas for the future

Finally, Labour is talking policy, thanks to the leadership contest and Tony Blair’s intervention – and the centre-right is making a much-needed fightback too, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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The Growth of Discreet Online Healthcare Services in the UK

The use of online healthcare services has increased significantly over the last six years. This growth accelerated during the pandemic and has been steadily rising ever since.

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: Palantir’s rise – and why so many oppose its role in the British state

In today’s newsletter: Its software is used from health services to militaries. But controversies and criticism of the $375bn company are leading some to ask if Palantir is too powerful

The Guardian - UK

Reform UK support could plateau as it relies on socially conservative views, study finds

Party could struggle to push ratings as strategy increasingly focuses on views held by minority of voters, research finds

The Guardian - UK

Cancer is now a story of the good, the bad and the ugly – but also hope

It’s natural to focus on breakthroughs, but there are many challenges in Britain and around the world. There is no magic bullet, but there’s room for optimism, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

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