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King Charles tours York cancer centre and wildlife site
King Charles visited York on Tuesday, where he toured a newly redeveloped cancer treatment centre and a wildlife research facility, receiving warm welcomes at both locations.
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- King Charles tours York cancer centre and wildlife site
- Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Uses Trained Facility Dogs for Pediatric Support
- Hospital Trust Admits Misdiagnosis Led to 42 Unnecessary Procedures
- UK melanoma diagnoses hit record 20,980 in 2022
- England launches pilot to replace fit notes with work support links
- Tracy Shaw Begins Chemotherapy for HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
- U.S. Health Secretary Removes Leaders of Preventive Services Task Force
- Apotex and Dr. Reddy’s Generic Ozempic Semaglutide Arrive in Canada
- Jenny Gilruth appointed Scotland Deputy First Minister in cabinet reshuffle
- HHS Withdraws Revised ACIP Charter After Administrative Error
- Colorado Supreme Court Orders Children’s Hospital to Resume Care for Trans Minors
- ACA Marketplace Enrollment Projected to Fall by Nearly 5 Million in 2026
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Uses Trained Facility Dogs for Pediatric Support
At Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, a golden retriever mix named Hadley recently helped a five-year-old boy stand up from his wheelchair to play fetch, marking his first time outside in over a month.
Hospital Trust Admits Misdiagnosis Led to 42 Unnecessary Procedures
A man from Tamworth has endured more than seven years of unnecessary medical treatment after being wrongly diagnosed with a terminal blood disorder, a hospital trust has admitted.
UK melanoma diagnoses hit record 20,980 in 2022
The number of people diagnosed with melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, has reached a record high in the United Kingdom, according to new data from Cancer Research UK.
England launches pilot to replace fit notes with work support links
A new government pilot scheme launching in July will fundamentally change how sick leave is managed in England, moving away from general practitioners issuing traditional "fit notes" and toward connecting patients with s...
Tracy Shaw Begins Chemotherapy for HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
Former actress Tracy Shaw shared an emotional video on social media this week as she prepared to begin chemotherapy for breast cancer.
U.S. Health Secretary Removes Leaders of Preventive Services Task Force
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has dismissed the two top leaders of the influential U.S.
Apotex and Dr. Reddy’s Generic Ozempic Semaglutide Arrive in Canada
Two generic versions of the diabetes medication Ozempic are beginning to arrive in Canadian pharmacies this week, offering patients a lower-cost alternative.
Jenny Gilruth appointed Scotland Deputy First Minister in cabinet reshuffle
Jenny Gilruth has been appointed Scotland's Deputy First Minister by First Minister John Swinney as part of a reshuffle of his cabinet.
HHS Withdraws Revised ACIP Charter After Administrative Error
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has withdrawn a revised charter for a key federal vaccine advisory panel, citing an administrative error in its publication process.
Colorado Supreme Court Orders Children’s Hospital to Resume Care for Trans Minors
The Colorado Supreme Court has ordered Children’s Hospital Colorado to resume providing gender-affirming medical care, including puberty blockers and hormone therapy, to transgender minors.
ACA Marketplace Enrollment Projected to Fall by Nearly 5 Million in 2026
Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance marketplaces is projected to drop sharply this year, with millions of Americans expected to lose coverage as they grapple with significantly higher costs following...
Ontario Study Finds 1 in 5 Pregnancies Miss Timely Syphilis Screening
A significant number of pregnant individuals in Ontario are not receiving timely syphilis screening, according to a new study, highlighting persistent gaps in prenatal care within a publicly funded health system.
U.S. Supreme Court Leaves Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program in Place
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a series of appeals from major pharmaceutical companies challenging a federal program that requires them to negotiate drug prices with Medicare.
DWP extends PIP awards without full reassessments from June 2
The Department for Work and Pensions is implementing new regulations that will allow officials to extend Personal Independence Payment awards for longer periods without a full reassessment, a move aimed at managing a sig...
Medical groups issue differing mammogram schedules for women in their 40s and older
Deciding when to start routine mammograms and how often to repeat them remains unsettled, with major medical groups offering different recommendations for women in their 40s and beyond.
California approves $25 million emergency hospital grants for fiscal year start
California lawmakers have approved a $25 million emergency grant program intended to keep public and nonprofit hospitals financially afloat while the state moves into a new fiscal year on July 1, but the fast-track legis...
Student dies after meningitis treatment as UKHSA traces contacts in Reading schools
A sixth-form student from Henley College in Oxfordshire has died after being treated for meningitis in hospital in Reading, prompting health officials to trace close contacts and offer precautionary antibiotics to people...
Jesy Nelson Advocacy Secures SMA Newborn Screening Study
Former Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson marked her twins' first birthday on Friday with an emotional Instagram tribute, praising daughters Ocean Jade and Story Monroe as the "strongest, most resilient little fighters" amid ...
Mother warned of son's risk before Nottingham attacks
Celeste Calocane, mother of Valdo Calocane, told the Nottingham Inquiry that she repeatedly warned mental health professionals her son posed a risk to others years before his June 13, 2023, attacks in Nottingham that kil...
