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Grindr Agrees £26m Settlement in UK Data Privacy Lawsuit

The dating app will compensate thousands of users following claims that highly sensitive health information was shared with advertisers

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The Clifford Resignation Is a Warning for Health Data Governance

A quiet exit from a public research agency exposes a gap the NHS cannot afford to ignore

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Healey's Devolution Bet Skirts a Familiar Fault Line

The Chancellor used a manufacturing backdrop to sell growth through devolved power, but the job losses now spreading through that same sector point toward a cost that will land, eventually, on the NHS

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A Trial Built to Outrun Dementia, and a Health System Not Yet Ready to Catch It

Britain has joined a global study to stop Alzheimer's before it starts, but the NHS's diagnostic and workforce machinery is still built for a disease already underway.

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Doctors' Reliance on AI Note-Takers Risks Missing Critical Patient Data

Researchers warn that the rapid adoption of ambient voice technology in consultations fails to capture vital non-verbal cues, potentially compromising care

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Epidemic of Abuse: A&E Staff Face Daily Violence Amid Hospital Overcrowding

A major survey reveals that long waiting times and systemic pressures are fuelling a surge in aggression toward frontline medical workers

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Lindsay Clancy and the NHS: Could Britain Stop the Next Postpartum Tragedy?

A tragedy that should make Britain look at its own maternity system

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The $27 Billion Health Record Disaster: Oracle's VA Crisis Should Terrify The NHS

America wanted one modern health record. It got delays, spiralling costs, congressional subpoenas and a warning Britain would be reckless to ignore.

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