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Thousands Of Patients Could Be At Risk After Serious NHS Tech Blunder

Exclusive: a ‘serious incident’ has been declared, and Labour are demanding an inquiry.
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Inquiry After 54 Deaths Over Six Months At West Midlands Hospital A&E

Fears were raised after an inspection in June.
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Brexit Could Cost NHS £490 Million A Year In Visas, Doctors Warn

Overseas nurses and doctors plug 'profound' gaps in workforce.
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13 Confusing Words Your Doctor Uses, Decoded

A new campaign hopes to simplify correspondence between doctors and patients.
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Dozens More Mothers And Babies May Have Died At 'Poor Care' Maternity Unit

The trust is already under investigation.
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Stockpiling Supplies For A Hard Brexit

Youth group, ‘Our Future, Our Choice’, stockpiled fifty boxes of food and medical supplies out front of the Department of Health and Social Healthcare. Flagging the future of a hard Brexit.
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Sending Most-Injured Patients On Longer Ambulance Journeys Has Actually 'Saved 1,600 Lives'

Major A&E reforms were introduced in 2010.
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Huge Spike In Number Of Children Treated For Type 2 Diabetes

Experts blame rising obesity and cuts to council budgets.
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Pay Deal For NHS Staff Will Have Unintended Consequences For Hospices

Many may be forced to cut vital services
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Scorching Summer Heatwave Blamed For Record-Breaking A&E Attendance

Temperatures reached 35.1C in the UK last month.
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