Excessive noise has been normalised as the soundtrack of urgent care. Iain Beardsell argues that quiet is part of safe care ...

Much of what we treat in general practice isn’t life threatening. Just as winter brings an endless stream of coughs, most of ...

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is failing in its role as regulator of maternity services in England, the chair of a ...

A new pill for patients whose cholesterol remains high despite treatment has been approved by the US Food and Drug ...

Rajen Shah tells Helen Jones how he builds physical and mental strength through weight training “I’ve been going to the gym ...

John Yudkin—not to be confused with his uncle John, the anti-sugar campaigner and author of the bestseller Pure, White and ...

All teenagers should be routinely offered a vaccine against meningitis B (MenB) at around 15 years of age, UK experts are ...

US personnel affected by the controversial condition known as “Havana syndrome” will be compensated, the US government has ...

Patients in the US are to have easier initial access to a new drug to treat Alzheimer’s disease thanks to a decision by the ...

I am old enough to remember the time before clinical audits. When I started as a general orthopaedic consultant in 2002, a co ...

Andy Burnham is making history as the first health secretary to become prime minister of the UK. He will need that experience to rebuild trust in Labour’s stewardship of health and care. A government ...

Insider risks are often overlooked, but they can disrupt care and compromise patient data, writes Aybars Tuncdogan Earlier ...