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Health and Social Care Secretary visits North West and West Midlands health and care services to thank staff

FREE boxing sessions are being offered to nurses, doctors and medical staff to improve their wellbeing.

REBUILDING Leighton Hospital completely will be quicker and cheaper than repairing the ailing building, the chief executive has said.

REBUILDING Leighton Hospital completely will be quicker and cheaper than repairing the ailing building, the chief executive has said.

The long-running market is moving to a new site, while two central city restaurants have opened new branches, and cider makers will be celebrated at a dedicated festival.

A group of friends trekked 68 miles from Chester to Snowdonia before climbing up Mount Snowdon this bank holiday in a bid to raise money for…

Biochemistry is the field of science that studies the chemical processes taking place within living organisms at the molecular level.

Berkshire Bear Caught on Camera (VIDEO) Its that time of year when the bears are out and they are hunting for food. You probably remember the story I shared with you last year regarding a bear breaking into my father-in-laws vehicle. That bear then, somehow, trapped himself in the car, destroyed it, and defecated inside. Needless to say, my father-in-law no longer owns that vehicle, which was totaled. You can read more about that incident by going here. Its approximately one year later, and wha...

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2020-12-11T07:00:00+00:00 An  HSJ webinar, in association with PA Consulting, explored the progress the NHS has made in its use of data and how better data could help it restore and reset services The NHS has been through an astonishing year with covid demanding more of it and its staff than ever before. Getting through this period has meant it has had to be more agile than ever – changing patterns of care, prioritising care to avoid harm and making the best use of data to guide its efforts....