NHS

Fewer and more serious admissions over the weekend account for rise in weekend deaths

Dr Sara Ryan has campaigned for changes at Southern Health since her son drowned in 2013.

Royal College of Physicians audit shows one in five families of dying patients not told about the orders.

Experts believe that refusing healthcare to asylum seekers could pose health risks.

Google DeepMind's partnership with the NHS provides data on patients' HIV statuses, abortions and overdoses.

The health secretary has refused to withdraw from his decision to impose a new contract on junior doctors.

Party leaders will clash in the House of Commons as NHS medics stage their second all-out strike.

The strike follows Jeremy Hunt's refusal to withdraw decision to impose a new contract on junior doctors

IBTimes UK visited a British Medical Association demonstration outside St Thomas' Hospital in London.

Junior doctors across England will withdraw from emergency care for the first time in NHS history.

Junior doctors will go on full strike from 8am-5pm on Tuesday 26 April and Wednesday 27 April.

Justice Secretary says standards of living could be hit as the likes of Turkey seek to join the EU.

Strike is to go ahead after Jeremy Hunt rejects BMA request to cancel imposition of contract.

The funding will help provide an extra 5,000 GPs and thousands of nurses, pharmacists and therapists.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK grilled the Mayor of London front-runner ahead of the historic walkout.

Labour hopeful for City Hall promises to provide 'real leadership' for NHS services in the capital.

Heidi Alexander said government lawyers 'appear to be trying to rewrite history' to get Hunt out of trouble.

We have a widespread epidemic of overdiagnosis and overtreatment across the developed world.

Health Education England has signed a memorandum of understanding to explore 'personnel and ideas'.

World Health Organisation states 422 million people are affected by diabetes in a report for World Health Day.

Thousands of junior doctors to take part in 48-hour pay and conditions protest on 6 April.

Government thinks the indirect discrimination is 'proportionate' and 'justifiable'.

The UK is predicted to become the fattest nation in Europe by 2025, with almost 40% of adults obese.

A Conservative colleague expressed that his remarks are 'absurd and demeaning'.

Health Secretary failed to answer urgent question from Labour's Heidi Alexander.

The Department of Health said the 'desperate and irresponsible' action would inevitably put patients at risk.

Experts predict that it could reduce obesity, save the NHS £567m a year and raise £1bn for sports programmes.

David Laws said CEO Simon Stevens was forced into demanding less money than the NHS needed.

Osborne has failed to reign in national debt but has caused profound heartache to our most vulnerable citizens.

The 48-hour walkout began on 9 March, following imposition of a new contract by Jeremy Hunt.