Two-thirds of NHS nurses believe lack of staff is putting patients at risk, survey finds Union to urge ministers to bring in mandatory minimum staffing, as ageing population increases demand for care The Guardian - UK · May 18
Campaigners threaten legal action over UK-US deal on prices NHS pays for drugs Two campaign groups claim that change to how NHS treatments are approved amounts to ‘unlawful power grab’ The Guardian - UK · May 17
NHS crisis deepens as two-thirds of organisations plan cuts to services in the year ahead More than half are also expecting to slash jobs The Independent UK · May 17
GRAIL Says Galleri Demand Is Rising as NHS Talks, FDA Review Move Ahead GRAIL (NASDAQ:GRAL) said demand for its Galleri multi-cancer early detection test has continued to grow despite recent headlines related to its NHS study, according to comments made by Aaron, who identified himself during the discussion as the company’s CFO, at a Bank of America event. Aaron said t MarketBeat · May 17
Cancer patients among dozens ‘harmed’ by delayed diagnosis and treatment at NHS trust Exclusive: Audit of hundreds of women’s cases prompted by concerns that necessary follow-ups were not carried out The Independent UK · May 17
‘It was always the way to vote Labour here’: party’s proud Welsh heartland makes a clean break of it Labour’s sometime safest seat in the UK, birthplace of Aneurin Bevan and Neil Kinnock, last week sent no Labour delegates to the new Senedd The Guardian - UK · May 17
Father of student who died of meningitis pays tribute to ‘kind-hearted’ son Lewis Waters, who attended Henley College in Oxfordshire, was one of three cases reported in the outbreak. Evening Standard · May 15
‘Life won’t be the same now he’s gone’: Tributes paid to student who died of meningitis in Reading Lewis Waters, who attended Henley College in Oxfordshire, was one of three cases reported in the outbreak The Independent UK · May 15
‘So much of it resonates’: The Pitt strikes a chord with UK A&E medics Doctors and nurses say hit drama paints a mostly realistic picture of the frontline of emergency medicine The Guardian - UK · May 15
Health agency names two schools affected by Berkshire meningitis outbreak Students from Reading Blue Coat school, and Highdown secondary school and sixth form centre receiving treatment The Guardian - UK · May 15
I saw a menopause specialist at 46 and wished I'd done it sooner - here's what happened After months of wasted GP appointments, I finally felt heard, taken seriously, and was given a clear way forward Woman & Home · May 15
Weight-loss jabs could halve workplace sickness and free up GP appointments, study finds Over 60 per cent of patients in the study did not need to contact their GP at all after nine months of weight loss jabs The Independent UK · May 15
From landslide to leadership crisis: where did it all go wrong for Keir Starmer? The failure of many of the UK’s recent prime ministers, who have passed through Downing Street in quick succession, seems easy to explain. Theresa May couldn’t do what she promised and didn’t “get Brexit done”. Boris Johnson broke his own rules, and the law. Liz Truss failed through sheer incompetence. The Conversation · May 15
inkl · May 15 The Access Diploma: Over 140 UK Universities Now Accept This Qualification University has long felt like a door slammed shut for a generation of British adults without A-levels. UCAS forms require grades from 10 years ago or more. Open day brochures speak to teenagers. The financial reality of having mortgages and children while trying to return to full-time study has kept…
Evening Standard · May 15 Southport survivor ‘devastated’ after NHS staff accessed records without reason Leanne Lucas said people ‘not involved’ in her care ‘abused their position of trust’ when she was at her most vulnerable.
The Independent UK · May 15 New institute to tackle UK’s ‘overlooked’ chronic wound health crisis IN FULL
The Independent UK · May 15 New research institute launched to fight chronic wound crisis costing NHS billions University of Hull’s Wound Innovation Institute is poised to spearhead life-changing research into chronic wounds
International Business Times UK · May 15 'The System Is So Broken': Nottingham Attacker's Mum Says She Warned Son Was a Risk Before Killings Celeste Calocane, mother of Nottingham attack suspect, reveals missed warnings and calls for mental health reform, highlighting systemic failures in addressing her son's escalating condition.
The Guardian - UK · May 15 Friday briefing: Is there any way Keir Starmer can keep hold of his job? In today’s newsletter: Wes Streeting’s resignation has exposed deep fractures within the Labour party and with a leadership race looming it’s time for Keir Starmer to shout about his achievements
The Independent UK · May 14 New institute launched to tackle ‘overlooked’ condition costing NHS billions The institute is bringing together research and clinical expertise with private sector manufacturers
The Guardian - UK · May 14 Weight-loss jabs could halve sickness absence and ease strain on NHS, study suggests Research shows sick leave among patients prescribed GLP-1 injections over nine-month period reduced by 50%
The Independent UK · May 14 The weight loss method proven to help you shed pounds and keep them off The research ‘challenges the longstanding assumption that gradual weight loss is superior’
The Guardian - UK · May 14 Westminster waits in frenzied limbo before Wes jumpstarts day of drama Everything was in place for a move against the PM but for a moment Labour seemed to have forgotten the final act