Health News

Despite long wait times, public satisfaction with the NHS has increased from a record low, offering proof of progress for Health Secretary Wes Streeting.

Landmark government program helps tens of thousands of sick and disabled people move closer to finding work, as part of efforts to reform the broken welfare system.

Kermit Gosnell, the imprisoned Philadelphia abortion doctor convicted of murdering infants born alive, has passed away at the age of 85. His case became a major rallying cry for the anti-abortion movement.

The MHRA Chief Executive provides an update to staff on the Pathways clinical trial, reiterating the agency's commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of trial participants.

Groundbreaking study reveals attending an HBCU may lead to improved cognitive outcomes for Black Americans - explore the correlation between collegiate environment and long-term wellness.

The UK Health Security Agency widens the meningitis B vaccination scheme to cover year 11 students at affected schools in Kent as case numbers decline.

As older drivers face license renewal policies, their adult children often bear the responsibility of deciding when to take away car keys. Exploring the difficult choices and family dynamics involved.

Veterinary clinics in the UK will now be required to publish price lists for their services, with a cap of £21 on prescription fees, according to the competition watchdog.

Parkinson's patients in Argentina are finding new hope through tango therapy, using the dance's movements to improve balance, flexibility, and coordination.

As Iran conflict impacts living costs, Barnardo's reports 40% surge in demand for children's beds - Mr Motivator calls for government to address this 'national crisis'.