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In a healthcare system where understaffing, long shifts, and pay grievances have become the norm, British nurses are increasingly turning to agency work—not merely as

With nearly 50,000 resident doctors—previously called junior doctors—set to go on strike for five days from 25 July 2025, it’s necessary to demystify what they

A Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust nurse has been officially disciplined and sacked after refusing time and again to wear a face mask while

The University of East Anglia (UEA) is under fire for planning the closure of three NHS-ordered mental health training courses—programs that train CBT therapists, psychological

In a pioneering step that merges science with the calm of the natural world, the NHS is increasingly relying on nature therapy to treat people

As part of a sign that heralds huge strategic ambition, NHS England has invited a close adviser to Health Secretary Wes Streeting to its board

Care workers – the lifeline for tens of thousands of elderly and vulnerable people in the UK – are being driven to the edge by

The very centre of the NHS is under strain, and its nurses are taking the brunt of it. New research has confirmed what many in

Let’s get real — nursing is a hands-on job. From constantly washing your hands to frequently sanitising, wearing gloves for hours at a time, and

In a striking moment of honesty, the new head of the NHS has admitted something many patients have long suspected but rarely hear said out