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Why health influencers could be making us more ill than we were before

LET’S UNPACK THAT: We’ve never had more health information at our finger tips. But AI models and online wellness gurus could be damaging our collective wellbeing – and making doctors’ jobs harder, Lydia Spencer-Elliott reports

The Independent UK

Resident doctors in England to strike for six days

It comes after an offer from the Government was rejected by the British Medical Association.

Evening Standard

Streeting says striking doctors will leave patients ‘waiting in pain longer than is necessary’ as walkout begins

Tens of thousands of resident doctors have walked off the job in the latest row with ministers over work and pay

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Scottish Tory manifesto to launch with focus on tax and cutting benefits bills

Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay is set to make a speech in Edinburgh on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Patients have run out of patience with striking doctors – as have their colleagues

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As the medical profession is divided over yet more strikes by resident doctors, the NHS cannot afford to keep hurting itself and those who depend on it

The Independent UK

‘Knackered’ consultants fume as resident doctors set to walk out

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Key stroke treatment still not available around the clock across England

Exclusive: Seven of England’s 24 stroke centres still not providing mechanical thrombectomy 24/7 despite ministers’ pledges

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Furious consultants hit out at striking doctors and warn walkouts will cause weeks of chaos

‘Knackered’ consultants warn resident doctor’s strike will 'put them in an early grave'

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NHS staff push back against using 'ethically bankrupt' Palantir software, say 'it doesn't do anything new for us'

Some NHS workers are refusing to use Palantir software over the company's ties to controversial activity.

TechRadar

Warning thousands of Black men will die of prostate cancer in next decade without targeted screening

One survivor said it felt ‘as if the government are playing russian roulette’ with the lives of Black men who are twice as likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer as white men

The Independent UK

Londoners urged to continue to attend appointments during resident doctors' strike as cancellations expected

Contingency plans have been put in place by hospital trusts across the country, but cancellations and delays are expected

Evening Standard

People living with incontinence face shortage of sanitary pads as NHS limits supplies

More than half of NHS trusts have cap on availability of products, forcing patients to pay for products themselves

The Guardian - UK

No, 6.5 hours isn’t enough sleep — 4 ways to sleep for longer, starting tonight

Studies show we're getting well under the recommended amount of sleep we need, so we asked the experts what to do about it.

Tom’s Guide

NHS urges patients not to put off care as doctors in England prepare for strike

People encouraged to ‘come forward as normal’ when BMA members begin industrial action over pay on Tuesday

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Evening Standard

NHS urges patients to come forward as normal amid ‘difficult’ six-day strike

Tens of thousands of resident doctors in England are to stage a six-day walkout on Tuesday.

The Guardian - UK

Trying to conceive? Welcome to the worry-filled world of ‘trimester zero’

An army of ‘pregnancy prep’ influencers is offering would-be parents everything from sensible advice to quackery and questionable supplements. What’s really needed?

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘I knew he was a Reform voter and I had this Nigel-Farage-angry-face image’

They disagreed on immigration, but could an IT professional and an engineer agree on the Israel-Palestine conflict?

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More than 1,000 new ambulances rolled out across England this year

The new vehicles are intended to be more reliable and less likely to need repairs

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Unions privately voice misgivings over BMA pay demands and doctors’ strikes

Senior figures express concerns over medical union’s refusal of pay rise that is higher than offer to other NHS staff

The Independent UK

How the Ministry of Justice knowingly exposed hundreds to cancer-causing gas in Dartmoor prison

SPECIAL REPORT: Exclusive: In the midst of a growing prison overcrowding crisis, men were piled into HMP Dartmoor. Officials had been warned parts of the ageing Victorian prison were filled with dangerous levels of a toxic gas linked to 1,100 lung cancer deaths each year. But in its desperate scramble…

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Voices: Wes Streeting: The BMA isn’t serious about reaching an agreement on doctors’ pay

COMMENT: They’ve rejected a deal that would have given resident doctors a 4.9 per cent pay rise – that’s 35.2 per cent higher than four years ago, says the health secretary Wes Streeting. Instead, their absurd strike will cost taxpayers £250m

The Guardian - UK

Friday briefing: Why does your Easter egg feel smaller? Because it is

In today’s newsletter: Cocoa shortages, climate shocks and global conflicts have collided to make chocolate pricier than ever before

The Guardian - UK

NHS rehabilitation care staff shortage fails stroke patients, say health leaders

People receive rehab only three to four days a week in hospital – and one to two days once they are discharged, data suggests

Evening Standard

Stroke patients ‘being failed every day’ due to rehabilitation gaps

A national survey of stroke physiotherapists across the UK found workforce shortages in stroke care.

The Independent UK

UK stroke patients ‘being failed every day’ due to staff shortages

A national survey of stroke physiotherapists working in 159 NHS services across the UK found workforce shortages across different aspects of stroke care

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