Nurse faces £14000 bill after teeth knocked out - The Star

Nurse faces £14000 bill after teeth knocked out The Star Astra, aged 20, who was hit during a random pub attack, has been told the NHS will not pay. She was on a night out with friends when trouble started in The ...

Morning sickness linked to genes

Women whose mothers experienced severe morning sickness are three times more likely to develop the condition in their own pregnancy, research suggests.

Black women twice as likely to experience severe complications during pregnancy

Black women in the UK are twice as likely as white women to experience severe complications during pregnancy, say UK researchers.

Exclusive: Nurse who caught MRSA in 'dirtiest' hospital ward sues NHS - Glasgow Sunday Mail

Exclusive: Nurse who caught MRSA in 'dirtiest' hospital ward sues NHS Glasgow Sunday Mail A NURSE is making legal history by suing the NHS after contracting MRSA in the hospital where he worked. Mark Thompson, 45, from Glasgow, is launching a s50 ... and more »

Mental health resilient in cancer survivors

Lung cancer survivors remain mentally fit despite the ordeal they have been through and generally lower physical health after treatment, according to a study.

Nurses have had a key role in ensuring the success of the 1000 Lives project - WalesOnline

Nurses have had a key role in ensuring the success of the 1000 Lives project WalesOnline We know from talking to our members that improving communication between NHS staff makes a big difference to way they deliver their work. ...

Converted toilets pose legionella infection hazard, HPA warns

Hospital toilets that have been converted into store cupboards pose a legionella risk, the Health Protection Agency has warned.

Trusts neglect nurse health and wellbeing despite constitution pledge

NHS organisations are ignoring their own nurses’ health and wellbeing by failing to provide proper breaks and neglecting the needs of those who work anti social hours, a survey by Nursing Times has revealed.

Bowel cancer patients could benefit from new targeted treatment

Scientists at the Institute of Cancer Research have found a new drug target for advanced bowel cancer.