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Lanarkshire MSP says urgency needed for treating patients with musculoskeletal conditions

Meghan Gallacher’s call comes after new figures showed that more than 45 per cent of patients needing treatment waited over four weeks to be seen after being referred.

Daily Record

North East public health is 'way behind' the rest of the UK - new NHS bosses issue 'call to action' after shocking report

A report claims public health issues in the region are "among the worst in the country" on the back of "a century of declining prosperity"

Chronicle Live

'This is a rare and unusual situation': Health chiefs tackle your monkeypox questions

The Manchester Evening News spoke to health bosses in charge of the monkeypox incident - here are the answers to the most common questions about the disease

Manchester Evening News

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More patients sent for cancer checks than before Covid - but performance remains below NHS targets

NHS trusts in Merseyside continue to perform significantly better than the national average

Liverpool Echo

The £1 hangover pill that is now on sale in the UK after 30 years of development

The supplement is said to help break down alcohol more quickly and is 100 per cent vegan.

Daily Record

Beware the vultures circling over the NHS

Letters: Dr Peter Wimpenny on the threat of privatisation and what Nye Bevan would make of those who seek the destruction of the health service. Plus, Prof Alan Walker on why it should focus on prevention

The Guardian - UK

When do babies start smiling? Here's when to look out for your baby's first smile

Babies can smile from the day they are born. However, the first 'real' smile in response to their parents or the outside world often comes months later.

Manchester Evening News

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Devastated Edinburgh locals 'cut off' as vital bus service is set to be scrapped

Those behind a petition to save the integral bus service have said they are angered and upset by the decision that was made without prior consultation with rural residents.

Edinburgh Live

None of Boris Johnson's 40 'new hospitals' will be finished by next election, NHS chief says

Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, said 'it looks as though no new hospitals will be fully built' by 2024 - despite No10 claiming otherwise

Daily Mirror

Work begins to bring NHS beds back to Rothbury as part of 'truly flexible' transformation at community hospital

Campaigners and politicians are chuffed to see work begin to reopen inpatient beds - and care home provision - in Rothbury.

Chronicle Live

How thousands of your Covid samples have helped develop new test for the virus in Newcastle

The legacy of the cutting-edge Integrated Covid Hub North East is alive and well - thousands of your Covid samples have helped create a brand new virus test, while contact tracers are now working to help the NHS cut waiting lists.

Chronicle Live

Woman's childhood bumps were early signs of rare condition 'turning her body to bone'

Rachel Winnard, 37, is determined to enjoy life and spend time going out with friends despite suffering from an ultra-rare debilitating condition that is turning parts of her body into bone

Daily Mirror

Where can I get a Covid test? How to get tests for free and where you have to pay

Free Covid-19 lateral flow and PCR tests are no longer available to most members of the public in England and Scotland. So where can you get them from now?

Daily Mirror

Get ready to pay more tax for NHS as we live longer, warns ex-Health Secretary

Commons Health and Social Care Select Committee chairman Jeremy Hunt believed extra funds will be needed for the health service

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Does sunscreen expire, what does SPF mean and which type is best?

Keep your skin protected as temperatures rise this weekend

Bristol Post

Parents of Natasha Abrahart 'deeply disappointed' Bristol Uni starts appeal process against daughter's death verdict

“We are deeply disappointed that the university is trying to re-run arguments which failed at trial"

Chronicle Live

Doctors offered £15,000 'welcome bonus' to come and work in rural Northumberland

Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Trust is giving consultants who take up jobs in the county a considerable bonus

Daily Mirror

Brits going to work with Covid fuel new wave as maps show infections rocketing

Simon Clarke, associate professor in cellular microbiology at the University of Reading, who told the Mirror people need to be more cautious as cases continue to rise

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Daily Mirror

Covid symptoms 2022 - most common signs of new coronavirus Omicron sub-variants

Two Omicron sub-variants are causing a sudden spike in Covid cases across the UK. Here are the symptoms of the BA.4 and BA.5 coronavirus sub-variants that you need to be aware of

Chronicle Live

Covid restrictions could disrupt summer holidays abroad as cases surge, Dr Hilary warns

Good Morning Britain's resident GP, Dr Hilary Jones, issued the warning and also said it is time to advise people to wear masks and wash their hands again

The Independent UK

How many times a week should you exercise and for how long?

Getting rest days in between workouts is important for recovery

Insider UK

Tech firm that works for NHS, Morgan Stanley and RBS opens new Edinburgh office

Opencast says many of its team now work in or close to the city

Daily Record

NHS staff's poverty fears as the Scottish Government pulls the plug on unlimited Covid sick leave

Health workers suffering from Long Covid could be left without an income after taking ill caring for others with coronavirus

The Independent UK

Have you got a cold or Covid? Here’s how to tell the difference

A blocked nose, headache and sore throat are symptoms of both conditions

Manchester Evening News

When do babies start using a highchair? Here's how you'll know it's the right time

If your baby is sitting up by themselves and trying solid foods, it could be time for them to start using a highchair. Babies usually start using a highchair at around five to six months old.

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