A legislative shift enacted in March has drastically reduced the proportion of overseas medics securing highly competitive specialty roles, effectively placing UK graduates at the front of the queue
New Zealand's approval of MDMA for severe PTSD sets a regulatory precedent Britain has so far declined to follow
As NHS England faces abolition next year, officials are re-evaluating the full merger to keep certain functions operationally independent
Kielo Research and Sanius Health are redefining treatment for patients, by listening to their preferences.
Following the closure of a rural facility, the government concedes that staffing shortages pose systemic challenges across the health service
A £10 million procurement drive to automate clinical notes exposes a widening gap between the pace of NHS technology adoption and the slower, unresolved question of who answers when the machine gets it wrong
Professional bodies publish coordinated advice on flu, Covid-19, and RSV immunisations amid shifting federal health policies
Hospital attendances for six to nine-year-olds have risen by more than 60 per cent since 2019 amid record waiting times and a growing national crisis
In six decades of unflinching argument, she forced American medicine to stop treating half its patients as an afterthought