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Trans women no longer to be placed on female-only wards under new NHS England guidance

Rules mean single-sex wards, toilets and changing rooms will now be used by people based on their biological sex

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

An autism diagnosis, but where’s the treatment?

Letters: Rebecca Hope Duncan says she has not received any help after being assessed as autistic, in response to Prof Peter Fonagy’s review of mental health, ADHD and autism services. Plus letters from Jeremy Seymour, John Bryant, Peter Deadman, Steve Bamford and another reader

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

The UK must have digital sovereignty

Letters: The government must stop allowing foreign companies to have access to our sensitive data, writes Ian White. Plus a letter from Bill Cawley

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

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Trans women barred from female hospital wards under new NHS guidance

Trans rights groups say the rules will ‘push trans people away from accessing care’

The Independent UK · Oct 15

New NHS guidance confirms exclusion of trans women patients from female wards

The new guidance for hospitals and staff comes 18 months after the Supreme Court ruling on biological sex.

Evening Standard · Oct 15

I work in the NHS and Malawi – we need to urgently rethink how we see health spending

COMMENT: I have been struck by a recurring challenge, writes Charity Gladstone. We have evidence, expertise and innovative solutions, but are we prepared to change how we invest, who we listen to and who gets to make decisions?

The Independent UK · Oct 15

London business chiefs warn Chancellor John Healey not to hit City with £1 billion 'office tax' rise

Canary Wharf and the Square Mile could be hammered by higher levies on skyscrapers and expensive office blocks

Evening Standard · Oct 15

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Number of Scots receiving weight loss jabs on NHS revealed

THE number of Scots who have received jabs to help them lose weight on the NHS after the drugs were approved three years ago has been revealed ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 15

Budget will have to reflect ‘tough time’, Healey says during IMF visit

The Chancellor said the British people expected Government departments to ‘manage with the budgets we’ve got’.

Evening Standard · Oct 15

Prepare for a tough Budget, chancellor warns amid fears over cash for pay rises for doctors and nurses

The chancellor said the British people expected Government departments to ‘manage with the budgets we’ve got’

The Independent UK · Oct 15

Romeo Beckham’s girlfriend Kim Turnbull given urgent rabies jab after dog attack

The model and DJ had been attempting to feed the stray dog while on holiday in Bali

Evening Standard · Oct 15

World-leading genomics lab launches in London to improve care for NHS cancer patients

The centre is the first of its kind to deliver a new generation of cancer diagnostics known as composite biomarker testing

Evening Standard · Oct 14

World-leading NHS genomics lab launches to improve care for cancer patients

New testing combines data about a patient and their tumour with artificial intelligence (AI) to build the fullest picture of a person’s cancer.

Evening Standard · Oct 14

UK launches world first cancer lab for personalised patient treatment

Clinical trials have already shown positive results in using these circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) blood tests to monitor patients

The Independent UK · Oct 14

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Medical Daily · Oct 14

Natera's Multi-Cancer Blood Test Gets FDA Breakthrough Status, a Faster Review Path That Is Not an Approval

Natera's multi-cancer blood test won FDA breakthrough status, which is not an approval. What it means, what data are missing, and what to ask.

The Conversation · Oct 14

Early flu season: why you should get your jab sooner this year

Data from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) shows more flu activity in September than in the same month of the past four years. However, flu is still circulating at relatively low levels in the community. If cases continue to rise over the coming weeks, this would suggest the flu…

The Independent UK · Oct 14

MP recalls terrifying parachute accident after jumping from a plane at 15,000 feet

The Tory MP described how the skydive went wrong on a ‘grey and windy’ day in Devon

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

Palantir is worming its way into the British state – it’s time to curb this controversial US company’s influence

Tom Watson has said ‘mob rule’ must not decide public contracts. Perhaps he should take a look at his new employer, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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The Independent UK · Oct 13

The simple exercises shown to improve mood during menopause

A new study found that women’s bodies face ‘cliff-like’ biological changes when they have their last period

The Independent UK · Oct 13

Lung cancer: The symptoms everyone should know as Pope Leo diagnosed with adenocarcinoma

Tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma, a common form of lung cancer, the Vatican said

The Guardian - UK · Oct 13

In Liverpool I saw the tough choices Louise Casey faces on social care – starting with who will pay?

Preparing her first report on England’s social care system, the peer says ‘everything is on the table’. This should include older people’s wealth, rather than taxes on younger workers, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Times of India · Oct 13

Elton John-backed pilot expands opt-out HIV testing to 89 emergency departments

A pilot project supported by the Elton John AIDS Foundation has helped transform how HIV testing is offered in England, expanding a programme first introduced in two South London hospitals to 89 emergency departments across the country. The initiative makes HIV tests a routine part of emergency care, allowing patients…

Evening Standard · Oct 12

Midwives win £750,000 settlement over nitrous oxide exposure

The compound is the main component in gas and air, widely used for pain relief in labour.

Evening Standard · Oct 12

Most young people in London with mental health disorder ‘don’t receive a diagnosis’ - study

The new study, published by experts at King’s College London examined data on young people in south London

The Conversation · Oct 12

Empathy can help make maternity care safer – here’s how

Poppy Russell lived for just 12 hours. She died in April 2021 at the Princess Royal Hospital in Telford after suffering a brain injury during birth. An inquest concluded that her death was preventable.

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