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'Health worker shortages in our regions are a big challenge.'

Karen Rees tells Thirlwall inquiry she had ‘never been so relieved’ when police were eventually called

You can be as diligent and thorough as you like when you visit a facility but there are things you cannot know until your loved one is in there

India has begun framing guidelines on so-called “passive” euthanasia that would lay out conditions for shutting off life support for terminally ill patients. But medical and religious organisations have expressed concerns that the norms would place too much responsibility on doctors to make decisions between life or death.

Is the way to address big issues, such as assisted dying, the model used in Ireland, asks Guardian columnist John Harris

If birth rates are falling it could be down to choosing childlessness, rather than economics or infertility

Forecast indicates about 130,000 more people will need palliative care by 2048

Britain's King Charles will spend the first full day of a landmark trip to his Australian realm recuperating and without public engagements Saturday, a nod to the 75-year-old cancer patient's fragile health.

Exclusive: George Carey’s position in stark contrast to that of current head of C of E and that of Islam and the Catholic church