Easter egg 'overindulgence' sees people attend Middlesbrough A&E
It seems unbelievable that enough people attended A&E due to Easter overindulgence that a warning was required, but I suppose it...
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Another sad trend leading down the path of diminution of access to justice, and a further step in the direction of the demise of...
New running blades for 500 amputee children after £1.5million NHS boost in 2016 Budget
This is a step in the right direction (excuse the pun!)
It seems wrong that injured children, and adults, are currently not provided with...
Austerity ain't working
Kerry Underwood suggests a better alternative to the Government's plan, one that preserves access to justice.
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A huge number of courts will soon be closed so that the government can flog them to try to hide the fact that austerity ain’t working. It...…
Man's surgery wait death 'avoidable', says ombudsman
Deaths like this just should not happen. We see far too many of this type of case. We are all human, and even doctors make mistakes, but...
Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) Expert Advisory Group
This sounds like a good idea but it should not be used as a means to try to get undermine patients' rights following medical...
Doctors will be able to own up to honest mistakes 'without fear'
In the past, there has always been reticence to own up to mistakes for fear of reprieve or litigation. An open and transparent NHS which...
Peanut allergy theory backed up by new research
This is good news for peanut lovers!
The idea of a fear of food being a self-fulfilling prophecy is an interesting one, and it seems...
Woman died after 111 cancelled ambulance that was just one minute from her house
What a terribly sad story.
Our thoughts are with the family - no doubt the fact that the 111 call handler has admitted he was wrong...
Moments of joy 'can damage heart'
Well...that's not very nice to see!
Another thing to add to the list of enjoyable foods/activities which could actually be doing you...
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