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Healthcare Strikes Could Cost England’s Hospitals ‘Billions’

On Thursday, many of England’s senior hospital doctors walked out, starting what is expected to be a 48-hour strike over pay.

Healthcare Strikes Could Cost England’s Hospitals ‘Billions’

On Thursday, many of England’s senior hospital doctors walked out, starting what is expected to be a 48-hour strike over pay.

Children Waiting 18 Months For Dental Care In England

Many kids are waiting for tooth extractions related to decay, which can leave them in serious, prolonged pain.

England To Miss Major Milestone In ‘Ailing’ Hospital Building Project

“The programme has come after a lost decade of investment in hospital buildings in England,” one expert said.

‘Extreme Concern’ Over Five-Day Doctors’ Strikes In England

Junior doctors in England are set to begin their longest strike yet, a week before their senior colleagues may stage their own walk-out.

U.K.’s Biggest-Ever Maternity Safety Review Will Investigate 1,700 Cases

It’s possible this number will grow even further because families can still contact investigators to take part.

Who Was Aneurin Bevan, The Man Who Launched Britain’s NHS?

The influential miner, union leader, socialist politician and amateur farmer is often considered the “father of the NHS.”

NHS At 75: The Biggest Challenges Facing The U.K.’s Healthcare System

The public are waiting far longer than usual for care: delays that cause pain, reduce quality of life and ultimately cost lives.

Mounjaro: U.K. Spending Body Unconvinced By Diabetes And Weight-Loss Drug

British officials have asked for more evidence to show Eli Lilly’s type two diabetes and weight loss medication cost-effective.

England’s Senior Doctors To Strike Next Month

Senior doctors in England’s public healthcare system have voted to walk out for two days in July: action that could continue for months.