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At last, some good news about the NHS. Sounds unlikely, I know, but please bear with. A neighbour went to A&E recently to get a nasty burn treated. “Honestly, it was like the Third World,” a shocked Kate reported. So many people were sitting on the floor, she said, that traversing the human tide to get to the reception desk was almost impossible. “At one point, a nurse shouted that anyone who was sitting on a chair who was merely accompanying a patient should stand up. ...

Kate, the Princess of Wales has been described as brave as it will encourage others - regardless of age or status - to look out for signs of cancer in themselves and their loved ones

Steve Barclay to meet with leading oncology professor Pat Rice to help bring down the cancer backlog. The talks come as a welcome boost to the Daily Express radiotherapy campaign.

EXCLUSIVE: Research by #CatchUpWithCancer campaign and Radiotherapy UK found some 70 percent of Integrated Care Boards say no one in charge of vital radiotherapy treatments.

This is fast becoming one of the biggest avoidable tragedies of modern times and urgent action must be taken before more lives are lost

Doctors have accused the pharmacy guild of creating a false narrative in its push to allow COVID-19 antiviral treatments to be dispensed without a prescrip

Doctors resisting calls for COVID-19 antiviral treatments to be sold over the counter have accused pharmacists of creating a false narrative for commercial reasons.

Experts say long NHS waiting times have been the ‘primary driver’ in the demand for private treatment

The Health and Social Care Committee heard that pausing a lot of major cancer surgery during the first wave of the pandemic had created huge delays.

A cancer expert said pausing surgery during the first wave of the pandemic had caused huge delays and a radical plan was now needed.