A new study has revealed that the NHS would spend billions of more pounds on drugs if it had to pay US prices following a UK/US trade deal.
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The NHS is to reopen with ‘pay-as-you-go’ spaces across England, profits from the scheme are to be reinvested back into the health service for the benefit of patients and to help rebuild the NHS.
AstraZeneca-Oxford University announced on Saturday that they have resumed its UK coronavirus vaccine trial following confirmation by the Medicines Health Regulatory Authority (MHRA) that it was safe to do so.
The Health Foundation has warned that the Governments lack clarification on Covid-19 guidance, particularly on who people can meet and where. The confusion caused could be detrimental to the fight against Covid-19.
Researchers at the University of East Anglia have developed a new app that shows the effect of various medical and lifestyle factors on life expectancy.
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is planning to replace its paper appointment letters with a digital system, in a move that will see the Trust save at least £100,000 a year in postage costs alone.
The Oxford University Covid-19 vaccine trial has been put on hold after an adverse reaction from a participant
The Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association (CHSA) is launching an Accreditation Scheme for the Manufacturers of Cleaning Chemicals.
Birmingham-based consortium Living Well UK has received a grant of £30,000 to pilot a targeted support programme for children, aged between 11-13, who have witnessed or suffered from domestic abuse during lockdown.
New research from the University of East Anglia (UEA) has led to a £2.4 million initiative across 42 hospitals aimed at reducing the prescription of potentially harmful medicines to older patients.
A new £500 million funding packaged will be invested in quick result Covid-19 test trails and increased testing capacity, the Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock announced today.
The Covid-19 crisis has had a significant impact on our health and social care services, with the landscape fundamentally changing as we progress into the future.
The UK Government has outlined new measures to allow the future mass rollout of a Covid-19 vaccine.
The newly released NHS Track and Trace data has shown the first decrease in positive cases since July.
The Health Secretary has announced that, from 1 September, people on low incomes who need to self-isolate and are unable to work from home in areas with high incidences of Covid-19 will benefit from a new payment scheme.
Secondary school pupils will have to wear face coverings in school corridors in local lockdown areas of England after the Government reversed its guidance.
A single dose radiotherapy treatment developed by the University College London (UCL) has been found to be “effective” in treating breast cancer.
NHS England and NHS Improvement have given the go-ahead for the development of one of the most energy-efficient buildings in the NHS. The project will be the first of its type in the UK to be certified to the Passivhaus standard.
Blood pressure medication could increase the survival rate for Covid-19 patients and reduce the severity of the infection, according to new research from the University of East Anglia in collaboration with the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.
A new £558 million fund for follow-on care has been announced to help patients who have been discharged from hospital. The funding will cover the cost of adult social care or the immediate costs of domiciliary care for those returning home.
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