Princess Kate Marks 2026 with Fashion and Reflection
Kate Middleton made a surprise visit to Charing Cross Hospital with Prince William, marking one year since her cancer remission announcement and highlighting NHS staff efforts during winter.
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NHS Trusts Continue Using Fax Machines, Streeting Admits
Despite a long-standing pledge to phase out fax machines in the NHS, three trusts in England still use them, with plans to eliminate their use within the next year, highlighting ongoing challenges in digital modernization in healthcare.
Kate Middleton Reflects on Cancer Treatment and Hospital Visits Amid Royal Engagements
The Princess of Wales visited Charing Cross Hospital with Prince William, highlighting the importance of kindness and compassion in cancer care, sharing her own experience of remission, and supporting NHS staff during a challenging winter season.
UK launches NHS chickenpox vaccination for children
The UK has introduced a new combined chickenpox vaccine called MMRV into the NHS vaccination schedule for children, aiming to reduce severe cases and associated costs, with rollout starting in early January across the UK.
Debate Sparks Over NHS Using Magic Mushrooms for Mental Health Treatment
The article discusses the potential use of psilocybin, the active compound in magic mushrooms, as a treatment for mental health conditions like depression and PTSD, highlighting promising research, regulatory challenges, and differing opinions on safety and efficacy.
Hospitals Warn of End-of-Life Care Crisis Threatening Treatment
A crisis in end-of-life care is emerging in Sussex hospitals due to increasing numbers of patients needing palliative care, leading to overcrowded hospitals, difficult decisions for staff, and strained community and hospice services, with concerns that this situation could worsen during winter.
UK Doctors' Strikes Impact NHS Recovery Amid Pay Disputes
UK Health Minister Wes Streeting has pledged to do everything possible to prevent further doctors' strikes amid ongoing disputes over pay and working conditions, which have added strain to the NHS during a period of rising flu cases and hospital admissions. Talks with the British Medical Association are set to resume early next year, aiming to avoid future industrial action and stabilize the healthcare system.
Doctors End Strike in England Amid Ongoing Disputes and Hospital Efforts for Christmas
Hospitals in England are working to discharge patients for Christmas after a five-day doctor strike over pay and job security, with ongoing negotiations and concerns about the long-term impact on healthcare services.
Epidural Kit Shortage May Persist Until March, Regulator Warns
A shortage of epidural kits in the UK is expected to last until at least March due to manufacturing issues, leading hospitals to use substitute bags with higher drug doses, which requires careful management and has raised concerns among medical staff about communication and safety protocols.
NHS to trial groundbreaking treatment for deadly liver disease in 13 hospitals
The NHS is launching a trial of Dialive, a device that cleans blood in patients with severe liver failure (ACLF), aiming to improve survival rates and potentially replace liver transplants, with promising early results and global significance.
New Baby Brings Joy After Loss of Son
A parent reflects on the profound grief of losing their son Finny, the challenges with NHS care, and the joy of welcoming his sister Elsie, highlighting the coexistence of sorrow and happiness in their journey of healing and remembrance.
Resident Doctors in the UK Launch Multiple Strikes Amid Ongoing Disputes
Resident doctors in Scotland are set to strike for the first time over pay disputes, with 92% voting in favor, challenging the Scottish government's recent pay offer and risking further NHS disruptions amid ongoing strikes in the UK.
NHS on High Alert as Flu Cases and Strain Severity Rise
Flu infections in the UK are beginning to level off, but hospitals remain on high alert due to ongoing pressures and staffing issues, with vaccination campaigns emphasized as crucial for protection during the peak season.
Starmer criticizes doctors' strike amid NHS disruption fears
Prime Minister Keir Starmer criticized the ongoing five-day strike by NHS resident doctors in England, calling it 'dangerous' and urging doctors to prioritize patient care. The strike, driven by demands for better pay and training opportunities, has led to significant disruptions in NHS services amid a surge in winter illnesses. The government and union remain at an impasse, with concerns about the impact on patient safety and NHS operations during the holiday season.
Father of Two Dies from Sepsis After 34-Hour Wait for Medication
A man with disabilities died from sepsis after waiting 34 hours for antibiotics at Bassetlaw Hospital in England, with investigations revealing the delay was avoidable and contributed to his death, highlighting issues in communication and treatment protocols within the NHS.