Providers across all health and care settings are working to ensure safe, high-quality care, often in challenging circumstances, says the CQC. But incidents involving medicines keep reading
The BMA has expressed its concern that a no-deal Brexit could push the NHS to the brink as winter approaches The BMA has warned that keep reading
Retractions for genetic studies have been shown to be around eight times higher than for other life science disciplines, new research shows The retraction rate for keep reading
Results of a new study suggest that getting a flu vaccination during pregnancy is safe for mother and offspring There is no association between exposure keep reading
More GPs are opting for targeted antibiotics, and this fall in antibiotic prescribing has been slowest for older patients and those with an unclear diagnosis keep reading
A new report in The BMJ suggests that epilepsy drugs are linked to an increased risk of suicidal behaviour, particularly in young people Treatment with keep reading
As reported by The Guardian, a drug that could prolong and improve the lives of those suffering with a muscle-wasting disease has finally been approved keep reading
Despite a change in UK law, many children are still not getting the treatment they need Despite a change in the law last year, access keep reading
MSK conditions now rank as the second leading cause of years lived with a disability, following a rise in these issues since the year 2000 keep reading
Thanks to a collaboration between Cardiff and Bangor universities, medical students will be able to complete all of their medical training in North Wales Medical keep reading
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