New urgent treatment centres and ambulance fleets among 14 schemes to ease pressure on emergency departments during challenging winter months.
Health secretary calls breaches a 'disgrace' after 15 staff dismissed for viewing Nottingham attack victims' files
Physicians who accept payments, meals or consultancy fees from pharmaceutical companies prescribe more drugs and make potentially harmful choices, researchers warn.
A senior emergency medic says Scotland's A&E departments are already unsafe before winter viruses hit, with corridor care now 'toxically normalised'
Catumaxomab extends time between drainage procedures for people with malignant ascites when standard cancer treatment is no longer possible
Phishing scams and system vulnerabilities exploited as new cybersecurity rules delayed until next year
