The sharp decline in public toilet provision across England is creating a public health crisis, with its most severe impacts falling on society’s most vulnerable. The loss of these facilities…
Author: James Whitfield
The government’s relaunched Women’s Health Strategy, while ambitious in its aims to tackle systemic bias in the NHS, risks perpetuating the very health inequalities it seeks to solve if it…
Thousands of children across the UK, many of them neurodivergent, may be suffering from the debilitating effects of chronic urinary tract infections, a condition medical experts warn is notoriously difficult…
In a matter of hours, the life of 26-year-old Rebecca Waller was irrevocably changed. What began as an immense pressure in her upper back and pins and needles in her…
The funeral of Felicia Cox, a nurse whose pioneering work transformed the standards of pain management across the UK and Europe, was held on Thursday at St Paul’s Catholic Church…
Fourteen months into a deeply contentious tenure by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the United States’ premier public health agency is being hollowed out from the top down. Eighty…
Former President Donald Trump has ended a protracted search for a permanent leader of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) by nominating Dr Erica Schwartz, a rear…
Pharmaceutical companies involved in President Donald Trump’s flagship pricing initiative have increased the list prices of 337 drugs since the start of the year, according to a new Senate analysis,…
The government will provide grants for an extra 2,000 young people from the most deprived parts of England to pursue medical degrees, as part of a drive to break down…
Amy Bamford, 35, lives with what she has been told is an ‘unfixable’ hernia, a permanent physical reminder of a catastrophic medical ordeal that began with routine surgery and ended…