How social enterprises can help deliver the future of health and social care
As the recent party conferences and Scottish referendum have proved, health and social care are at the centre of political attention and will be crucial in general election campaigns.
Bride Danielle Watson admits cancer claim fraud
Southend Crown Court Essex Police said Watson, whose case was being heard in Southend, was “cold and calculating”
Heavy cannabis use ‘linked to lower GCSE results at 16’
Regular cannabis use in childhood risks damaging teenagers GCSE results, according to a major study.
Anger over ‘cash for diagnoses’ dementia plan
Family doctors will be paid £55 for every patient they diagnose with dementia under a new NHS England scheme which has been condemned as an ethical travesty.
Paralysed man walks again after cell transplant
A paralysed man has been able to walk again after a pioneering therapy that involved transplanting cells from his nasal cavity into his spinal cord.
Type 2 diabetes drug switched on and off by blue light
Now, scientists have created a type 2 diabetes drug that can be switched on and off by blue light, potentially improving treatment.
Dementia: Why putting my parents in a home will haunt me forever
Broadcaster Fiona Phillips reflects on the difficult decisions she faced when both parents were diagnosed with dementia.
Sport scheme to help people with mental health problems unveiled
A £2m programme using sport to improve the lives of people with mental health problems has been announced.
‘Untested drugs for dying’ bill given government backing
A new law that would allow terminally-ill patients in England and Wales to be given untested medicines has received government backing.
Marazion man says dementia misdiagnosis ‘devastating’
A man who was diagnosed with dementia and then told three years later he did not have the condition has received an apology from an NHS trust.