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New drug to tackle weak bone symptom of the menopause

Abaloparatide – which is sold as Eladynos and made by Theramex – has been given the green light for NHS use

The Independent UK

‘It looked like corned beef’: life inside a Welsh amputation ward – as diabetes gets worse

Patients are coping with unbearable pain and clinics fill up faster than they can be staffed. What can be done about a health crisis worsening at breathtaking speed?

The Guardian - UK

Ditching two-child benefit cap would cut deaths and A&E admissions, study says

England research shows huge benefits with resulting savings for NHS and councils

The Guardian - UK

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Thousands of postmenopausal women to benefit from bone-strengthening drug on NHS

The treatment increases bone density by stimulating the cells that make new bone.

The Independent UK

Software provider facing £6m fine over ransomware attack that hit NHS services

The Information Commissioner’s Office said it has provisionally decided to fine Advanced Computer Software Group over the incident.

The Independent UK

Alzheimer's disease can run in families, but it's very rare - here’s what doctors want you to know

New research means that soon doctors might be able to predict a persons risk of Alzheimer's.

GoodToKnow

This Morning star rushed to hospital after experiencing 'worst pain of his life'

Dr Scott Miller typically offers pet advice but found himself dealing with a health crisis of his own

Evening Standard

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Healthcare and frontline workers: how have you been affected by the UK riots?

We want to hear from people working in the NHS or in frontline roles like teachers and carers about their reactions and experiences in recent days

The Guardian - UK

Unions welcome scrapping of Tories’ ‘spiteful’ minimum service law

Senior figures praise repeal of law but privately some want full workers’ rights overhaul implemented without delay

The Guardian - UK

From physiotherapy to midwifery: how a university’s degree apprenticeships are widening participation

New healthcare apprenticeships from the University of Derby give learners the opportunity to work while they study – and could help to tackle the NHS workforce crisis

The Guardian - UK

What is the soup and shake diet, and how can it fight diabetes?

A liquid diet could reverse the effects of type 2 diabetes, doctors have said

Evening Standard

England’s GPs are squaring up to the government – but it’s an unnecessary battle

The tragedy for patients if industrial action seriously disrupts treatment is that doctors and ministers pretty much agree, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

NHS ‘soup and shake’ diet puts almost a third of type 2 diabetes cases in remission

Programme may soon be expanded in England after study finds ‘life-changing benefits’ of meal replacement scheme

The Guardian - UK

GPs have been forced to take industrial action

Letters: General practitioners are taking action for us, not against us, and their work needs wider recognition, write Dr Seema Haider and Yvonne Osman

The Guardian - UK

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Zia Yusuf quits Reform: how he went from public school to Farage's right hand man

Nigel Farage believed the once-left wing student and former Goldman Sachs finance bro was a ‘huge factor’ in the growing success of his right-wing populist party. Katie Strick charts his steep rise and sudden departure from the heart of politics

The Guardian - UK

‘AI has changed the world, and will continue to do so’: the university fast-tracking students to careers of the future

In the third of our Guardian Labs seminars, two professors at the University of Derby shed light on how its new-generation courses will prepare students to use artificial intelligence in their chosen field

The Guardian - UK

Pharmacies in England cutting services amid financial pressures, research finds

Poll reveals emergency contraception, free prescription deliveries and extended opening hours among services hit

Woman & Home

What causes heartburn? Experts reveal 8 triggers for this common complaint

1 in 4 women in the UK regularly experience heartburn - but what causes it? Doctors reveal all you need to know about the common complaint

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The Guardian - UK

Trainee doctors in UK facing higher risk of burnout than during pandemic

Recent GMC figures reveal young medics are struggling with unsustainable workloads and inadequate support

The Guardian - UK

The BMA’s stance on puberty blockers defies the key principle of medicine: first, do no harm

Doctors’ union attacked the Cass review that found the treatment may pose a risk to children

The Guardian - UK

ME: we need more funding and more research

Letters: people with myalgic encephalomyelitis and their carers are calling for a reversal of decades of underfunding

The Guardian - UK

NHS ‘missing’ thousands of mental health patients who are only seen by ambulances

Young people in distress who are treated by paramedics or A&E staff are not being recorded in England’s health statistics

The Guardian - UK

People who view abuse images need psychological treatment

Letter: The Portman Clinic in London is an NHS facility that offers treatment and support to those struggling with problematic sexual behaviour, writes psychotherapist John Woods

The Independent UK

Jenrick makes pitch as rightwing Tory leadership candidate promising party Suella Braverman is comfortable in

Robert Jenrick officially launched his pitch to be Tory leader with a pledge to bring back the Rwanda plan and leave the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR)

The Independent UK

What is DSD? Rare condition explained after Imane Khelif Olympic boxing row over XY chromosome

‘Is sex something that you can see depending on which hormone, estrogen, or testosterone you preferentially produce? No, it’s not. Sex is much more complicated,’ expert tells Maya Oppenheim

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