Health

How Richard House closure shows cracks in hospice care system

It was only when she had a mini stroke that Jubeda Islam accepted she needed support. The demands of looking after seven children – two...

Clean Air Zone estimated to have generated £180m in health benefits in less than two years – University research finds

Bradford's Clean Air Zone generated an estimated £180 million in benefits in less than two years – a new academic study has claimed. The Centre...

COLUMN: What is NHS 111 and when should you use it?

As a GP I see many patients every day, with various medical issues and situations, which we’re always happy to help with. In addition...

Cancer care isn’t fair, but it should be

ADVERTORIAL When Jaanaki’s sister first sensed something was wrong with her body, she pushed for answers. But instead of being heard, she met repeated dismissals...

Join Nina Wadia and take a step towards better health with the NHS Healthy Choices Quiz

We all know how important it is to keep healthy – both in body and mind – but with so much going on in...

“Clear decline” in MMR vaccinations over the past decade – report reveals

Bradford communities are more at risk of dangerous measles outbreaks due to a “clear decline” in children receiving the MMR vaccine. Just 10 years ago...

Newcastle hospitals await findings of fresh leadership review after CQC downgrade

Hospital bosses in Newcastle are awaiting the results of a fresh review, almost two years on from a highly critical report. The Care Quality Commission...

Ask Your Pharmacist Week: Londoners urged to ‘Think Pharmacy First’ as campaign highlights faster access to treatment

Londoners are being urged to make better use of their local pharmacy for everyday health needs as part of Ask Your Pharmacist Week, a...

Immersive iGloo brings Bradford’s memories to life for people with dementia

A pioneering project at the University of Bradford is using immersive technology to help people with dementia reconnect with their past and improve their...

Tributes paid to long standing Councillor who has died

A long-standing Councillor whose artwork celebrating Captain Tom and the Tour De France helped brighten up the District has died. Conservative Councillor Russell Brown represented...

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