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One of the main advantages of a statutory inquiry over a non-statutory inquiry is that witnesses can be compelled to give evidence under oath.

The decision follows warnings by GPs that delays to the flu vaccine rollout would cause ‘chaos’

The Government said vaccinations would start on September 11 following advice from the UK Health Security Agency.

A major medical breakthrough is expected to happen soon as England is going to roll out the world's first seven-minute cancer treatment jab. "Drug treatment times for some NHS cancer patients will be slashed by up to three quarters, thanks to an anti-cancer injection that takes as little as seven…

The Mickey Pearce actor is battling cancer and says he was told to seek medical attention after running a fever

Institute for Fiscal Studies estimates workforce expansion plan means NHS would employ 49% of all public sector staff

Top hospital doctors in England staged a 48-hour walkout from August 24.

Women often report that they are not listened to or given choices about what happens during their own labour. But studies have long shown that feeling heard and having choice during childbirth enhances women’s wellbeing.

A memorandum of understanding published in 2016 required the NHS to hand over non-clinical records

‘Discriminatory’ development sparks concern among healthcare union and migrants’ rights groups

NHS is first health system to offer injection to hundreds of patients which will cut treatment times by up to three quarters