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Men Up: what's the true story behind the BBC's new drama about the first Viagra trials in Wales?

In 2021, impotence affected as many as 16.5 million men in the UK; 50 per cent of the male population. But how many of them talked about it? To their friends, even to their partners? Men have always been tight-lipped about their problems – health problems even more so, and those…

Evening Standard

Flu and Covid levels are rising: what does it mean for Christmas in the UK?

Figures show a sharp rise in flu infections and hospital admissions in England in the past week

The Guardian - UK

Vaughan Gething: Labour’s resilient optimist – and Wales’s next first minister?

The Welsh minister for the economy is making the early running in the leadership contest, looking well placed to work closely with both Starmer and unions

The Guardian - UK

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‘Millions of women are suffering who don’t have to’: why it’s time to end the misery of UTIs

Urinary tract infections have been a cause of chronic distress for generations of menopausal women. Campaigning journalist Kate Muir argues the problem could be halved if an alternative treatment to antibiotics is better understood. So why isn’t more being done?

The Guardian - UK

UK firms exploit ADHD medication shortage to push unproven ‘smart’ supplements

Health experts condemn ‘irresponsible’ targeting of people desperate for NHS help

The Guardian - UK

Strength training at home continues to be one of the most popular workouts, according to Google - how to make your home sessions the most effective

No gym membership? No worries.

Marie Claire

‘It’s going to be a terrible winter’: ambulance queues warn of early crisis for NHS

Despite Sunak’s plan to prevent another season of misery, embattled hospital staff feel little has changed from previous years

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Rishi Sunak faces election wipeout even if flights to Rwanda take off, top pollster warns

Exclusive: Devastating forecast has Tories heading for landslide defeat – as voters care more about economy and NHS rather than deportation policy

The Independent UK

Labour lead slips to 13 points in poll that shows NHS is voters’ main priority

Sunak’s approval increases slightly after surviving potential rebellion over Rwanda bill

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the nation’s poor health

If Britain is to fix its growth problem, we must deal with the fact that more working-age people must get well – soon

The Guardian - UK

Sunak’s missed targets leave NHS facing catastrophic winter crisis

Revealed: the PM’s pledges in January to improve waiting times and bed numbers are behind schedule, according to official data

The Guardian - UK

Only one in 200 problem gamblers in England get specialist treatment

Government agency say that 1.6 million people could benefit from help as charities claim planned statutory levy on industry is inadequate

The Guardian - UK

6 warning signs of dementia everyone should know

Dementia is an umbrella term for a range of different conditions which gradually get worse over time.

The Independent UK

Thousands dying unnecessarily as NHS England ranks in bottom half of countries for patient safety

UK’s ranking should be ‘wake up call’ on patient safety, former health minister warns

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Evening Standard

Striking east London healthcare workers to stage rally in row over pay

Unite union says 'Grinch' will hand Christmas card addressed to Health Secretary over 'Scrooge' pay

Zenger

Boy Born Without Arm Gets Bionic Limb For Christmas

10-year-old boy receives bionic arm in time for Christmas, fulfilling his dreams of two-handed activities

The Guardian - UK

Tory donor’s firm paid for Sunak’s £16,000 one-way helicopter trip to Leeds

Journey was paid for by The Phoenix Partnership, which has won £135m of contracts from NHS and government

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The benefits of natural light and simple ways to boost the amount of daylight in your home

Discover why – and how – you should boost natural light levels for your physical and mental health

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The Independent UK

Cost of fixing the NHS’ crumbling buildings grew by more than £1 billion last year

Parts of the NHS estate are in such a poor condition they pose serious risks to staff and patients, warns think tank

Evening Standard

OPINION - Labour's Keir Starmer has precisely nothing to offer on illegal migration solutions

The general rule of politics that you should never interrupt your opponent when he’s busy digging his own grave is one Sir Keir Starmer has taken to heart. Yesterday, his gag at Prime Minister’s Questions was: “Christmas is a time of peace on earth and good will to all. Has…

The Guardian - UK

How dare Wes Streeting call the NHS winter crisis an ‘excuse’ for more cash?

Letters: Joseph McFarlane and Clive Elliott have opposing views on the shadow health secretary’s comments on the health service

The Guardian - UK

Hospitals ‘falling to bits’ as NHS in England faces record £12bn repair bill

Government needs to find more than £2bn for urgent maintenance to prevent catastrophic failure, report shows

Evening Standard

Flu and norovirus levels in England continue to rise

The numbers are ‘increasing considerably each week’ in England, health chiefs have warned.

The Conversation

How much could the NHS save if people had healthier lifestyles? Hundreds of millions according to research

The NHS spends a lot of time and money looking after people who smoke, or drink too much or don’t do enough exercise. Hospital admissions and treatments are an expensive business.

The Guardian - UK

It’s easy to condemn ‘eat out to help out’, but Sunak’s motivations were justified

The then chancellor was worried about the impact of lockdown on the economy and society. And who can say he was wrong? says the Guardian’s economics editor, Larry Elliott

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