Having been continuously applauded during his career for putting his ‘body on the line’ for English rugby, Lewis Moody told media that he is starting to feel concerned for his future mental health. After ending his 16-year long career last Marc...
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A £10.7m recovery centre has opened in North Yorkshire for men and women who have been injured or become ill during their service. The groundbreaking facility is the first of its kind in the north of England and will accompany four other recove...
An investigation has been launched into the death of a patient at the Worcestershire Royal Hospital after being given the ‘wrong gas’ during an operation. The investigation is being carried out by the hospital’s trust, which argues that the cau...
A Carillion employee has been found guilty of producing a falsified document that provided greatly inaccurate figures concerning the level of iron present in a school’s water supply. Carillion is responsible for the infrastructure at six school...
New York taxi driver, Mohammed Fasyal Himon, has launched a medical fund after his taxi crashed into a British tourist, Sian Green (24), which severely severed her leg. Ms Green, from Leicester, has had to have her left leg amputated below the ...
After hospitals across north Cumbria were continually criticised for their high death rates, they have employed an extensive number of new doctors and nurses as a result. The North Cumbria Hospitals Trust was one of the eleven trusts put on to ...
After the family of Margaret Pitt (55) were “let down so badly” by health workers at Alexandra Hospital, an undisclosed settlement has been paid out to Mrs. Pitt’s family. The nurses working in Alexandra Hospital – part of the Worcestershire Ac...
After receiving a poor local response, the United Lincolnshire Hospital Trust (ULHT) has been urged to recruit an increasing number of their nurses from overseas. This has stemmed from a recent review carried out by NHS England’s medical direct...
After administrators recommended a transfer of services from Stafford Hospital to Stoke-on-Trent – doctors insist that they will be able to cope. The Trust Special Administrators (TSA) also suggested on Wednesday that Stafford Hospital should b...
After Cheltenham’s accident and emergency unit suddenly closed last week, a Cotswold district councillor described the abrupt occurence as “deeply flawed”. As of August, all out-of-hours emergency cases are to go the Gloucestershire Royal – Glo...
After eleven trusts were put under special measures following the unveiling of their unidentified failings, it has been declared that better inspections must be carried out in England’s hospitals. The new chief inspector believes that the way i...
Saturday (6 July) saw more 999 calls that New Years’ Eve, purely because of the hot weather. New Years’ Eve is traditionally the busiest day of the year for emergency services, but last Saturday topped these figures by a fair stretch.
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In the late hours of last night, the West Midlands Fire Service were called to an emergency, described by many as the biggest fire recorded in the West Midlands. Fire crews faced a blaze containing around 100,000 tonnes of recycled plastic at a...
On 20 July 2010, double Olympic gold medalist James Cracknell sustained a brain injury after being hit by a petrol tanker on his bike, leaving him unable to smell or, subsequently, taste. This poses the question: what is it like to live without...
After more than 400 customers of the Street Spice event complained about food poisoning, an investigation has found that this was due to uncooked curry leaves. With hundreds of people across Newcastle being affected following the three-day-even...
After one NHS leader described the NHS’ A&E care as being on “cliff-edge”, a review of the services has been sparked in an attempt to improve the overall efficiency of the system – providing simpler and better 24/7 care.
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A recent investigation has revealed a worrying relationship between the success of surgery, and the day of the week on which it is carried out. Researchers have taken all forms of surgery into account – from knee operations to transplants – and...
Health Secretary, Alex Neil, has initiated an improved care system for people suffering from chronic pain. Currently, sufferers have to travel great distances in order to get the help they need, as Scotland, up until now, has been unable to pro...
Lawyers have welcomed a cross-party inquiry into whiplash claims, as news emerged that whiplash claims have fallen again in the last year.
“The Transport Committee inquiry finally presents a real chance to challenge hackneyed and groundless propagan...
The Law Society has told the Transport Select Committee's inquiry that hearing only one side of the argument on whiplash claims will penalise genuine accident victims.
In a letter to Ms Louise Ellman MP, chair of the Transport Select Committee, the ...
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