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Uncommon lung cancer symptoms after ITV newsreader Emily Morgan's tragic death

ITV newsreader Emily Morgan died of lung cancer at the age of 45 on Friday night (May 26) after a short battle with the disease, surrounded by her family

Nottingham Post

NHS feeding tube bungles lead to 28 patients dying in hospitals after airways affected

There have been 145 incidents of wrongly inserted nasogastric tubes in hospitals in England over the past five years - and 28 of these ended in the patient's death

Daily Mirror

'My NHS worker aunt saved my life after docs said I was just suffering from a cold'

Paris Wells, a 28-year-old beauty therapist who lives in Kent, says she went to A&E after feeling tired and noticing swelling in her neck but was misdiagnosed

Daily Mirror

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Vital NHS services face cutbacks as government excludes thousands of workers from pay deal

Exclusive: Government refusal to increase pay of some healthcare workers risks creating ‘two tier’ system, service leaders warn

The Independent UK

Barclay refuses to give deadline for long-promised NHS workforce plan

But the Health Secretary said it will be published ‘very shortly’.

The Independent UK

Tory Health Secretary confronted by junior doctor on live TV as 72-hour strike looms

The British Medical Association's junior doctors' committee co-chair Vivek Trivedi challenged the Tory minister after he suggested doctors were being unreasonable

Daily Mirror

Lung cancer warning signs after ITV journalist Emily Morgan's tragic death

Emily died following a short battle with lung cancer

Liverpool Echo

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Chickenpox myths busted including why you SHOULDN'T hold 'pox parties'

Extremely common and contagious infection is notorious for spreading easily among children, but how much do you really know about it?

Daily Mirror

NHS trusts accused of handing over private patient information to Facebook

Probe by newspaper found a covert tracking tool was being used by some trust websites

Wales Online

Major change to nursing and doctor degrees in bid to plug NHS shortages

Critics warn the move would put patient safety at risk and even drive potential recruits away from NHS

The Independent UK

Glasgow health chiefs 'spied' on grieving families of dead patients

The widow of a former Scottish Government official learned that her social media posts are being monitored in the wake of her husband's death at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

Glasgow Live

Cats, peanuts, bee stings… the irritating truth about allergies

More and more of us suffer from allergies, and medicine is struggling to keep up. Rebecca Seal talks to medical anthropologist Theresa MacPhail

The Guardian - UK

‘We should be closer to Europe’: Brexit regrets simmer in leave-voting Boston

People in the Lincolnshire market town were enthusiastic leavers, but seven years on support for the move is on shakier ground

The Guardian - UK

GPs admit they have 'touched a nerve' with people after setting up private practice

"We haven't moved into the private sector with the intention of undermining the NHS"

Liverpool Echo

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The National (Scotland)

Pet projects are helping young Scots recover from impact of Covid

YOUNGSTERS are enjoying the benefits of animal therapy – with some services reporting “astronomical” increases in demand since the Covid…

The National (Scotland)

UK response to Covid pandemic was 'fuelled by nationalism'

THE UK’S response to the Covid pandemic has been branded “colonial” and “fuelled by nationalism” by justice campaigners.

Bristol Post

People urged to use emergency care services wisely during Bank Holiday weekend

During this time, the public are asked to use local urgent and emergency care services appropriately by seeking help from 111.nhs.uk and treating minor illness and injuries at home where possible.

Daily Record

NHS chiefs at scandal-hit Scots health board spying on relatives of dead patients

The Big Brother-style intelligence-gathering operation has been ordered by under-pressure officials to monitor criticism.

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Daily Record

Being spied on by NHS is truly sinister with echoes of George Orwell's 1984

Can a public body sink any lower? Who else are they monitoring? The families of other children who died or became seriously ill and whose relatives have been brave enough to come forward to the Scottish hospitals inquiry?

Daily Record

Drummer with Scots band Gun feels lucky to be alive after all-clear in secret cancer battle

Paul McManus feared he'd never play with Glasgow group again after doctors discovered malignant tumour in February.

Daily Mirror

Hidden lung cancer symptoms after ITV newsreader Emily Morgan's tragic death at 45

ITV News journalist Emily Morgan has died at the age of 45, it has been announced, with tributes from her colleagues flooding social media for the journalist who reported from the frontlines in Covid

The Independent UK

Half a billion working days lost to sickness since last election – Labour

The party said its analysis of official figures shows the economic cost of the Conservatives’ ‘failure’ to support people with ill health.

The Guardian - UK

NHS data breach: trusts shared patient details with Facebook without consent

Observer investigation reveals Meta Pixel tool passed on private details of web browsing on medical sites

Daily Mirror

Tories making Britain 'sick man of Europe' - with north hit twice as hard as south

Jonathan Ashworth, Labour’s Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary blamed record NHS waiting times and out of date benefit rules for trapping people out of work

Daily Mirror

Inside library drop-in group helping men open up about their mental health

Libraries are usually a place for quiet, but as Luisa Metcalfe discovers, one local centre’s drop-in group in Ipswich is helping men open up without the stigma of therapy

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