Cancer data shows fall in death rates but rise in cases
By Lee Peart 03 June 2025Cancer death rates in the UK have fallen sharply over the past 50 years but there has also been a steep rise in cases, new data has revealed.
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By Lee Peart 19 May 2025
James Benson, chief executive of Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust, urges the Government to deliver on its pledge to shift fr...
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Your views - Will NHSE abolition lead to a more accountable and efficient NHS?
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In a new feature, we ask your views on the topical news stories impacting healthcare managers and their workforces
Scottish Government invests £106m to reduce waiting times
By Liz Wells 03 June 2025
The Scottish Government has allocated more than £106m to health boards to help tackle the longest waits for procedures and operations.
Public backs third sector involvement in NHS supply chains
By Lee Peart 03 June 2025
The majority of the public back more third sector involvement in delivering commissioned services as part of the NHS supply chain, according to a poll.
Call for 10-year sexual health strategy amid surge in service demand
By Lee Peart 03 June 2025
The Local Government Association (LGA) has called for a 10-year sexual health strategy as services face unprecedented pressure.
Providing blood pressure monitoring 'could reduce' access to Pharmacy First
By Liz Wells 03 June 2025
The forthcoming requirement for pharmacies to provide a ‘bundle’ of three clinical services to receive threshold payments could lead to unintended consequences, new analysis reveals.
Injection could help millions with high blood pressure
By Lee Peart 03 June 2025
Giving people with high blood pressure an injection of zilebesiran every six months can lead to a meaningful, sustained reduction in their blood pressure, a trial has found.
Dental schools urge government action on training places amid workforce crisis
By Liz Wells 03 June 2025
The Dental Schools Council (DSC), representing the UK’s dental schools, is calling on the Government to urgently commit to expanding dental training places to address the UK’s escalating oral healt...
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Sure Start financial benefits could double costs, finds IFS
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Time to deliver
'James Benson, chief executive of Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust, urges the Government to deliver on its pledge to shift from a hospital to a community healthcare model'
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By Liz Wells 19 May 2025
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