“Nothing new for black mothers”: Data shows black babies are almost twice as likely to die in NICU
Black mothers are unsurprised at the recent revelation that their newborn babies are 81% more likely to die in hospital
Richmond Council’s plans to make the borough ‘smokefree’
Richmond Council has chopped the number of its borough’s smokers in half over the last 10 years, and the prospect
Education leads children’s mental health support but young adults face ‘patchwork landscape’ of provision
Education is the leading source of mental health support for children aged 8 to 16, but slips to third place
Eating disorder units struggle with unprecedented demand
Eating disorder units across the UK are facing unprecedented demand, with referrals soaring 83% since before the pandemic. New NHS
London tops NHS 111 crisis call answer times but service falls short of targets
London is the quickest region to answer NHS 111 mental health calls as callers in crisis wait nearly four minutes
Experts warn of looming London drugs crisis as deaths climb to new high
A group of experts have cautioned policy must change as drugs use deaths grew to the highest ever recorded in
Black History Month: Black contributions to British healthcare celebrated with new digital timeline
As Black History Month draws to a close, a new digital timeline marks the stories of Black health workers and
Putney healthcare worker’s campaign saves minor injuries department at Queen Mary’s Hospital from closure
A minor injuries department at a south west London hospital has been saved from closure by a local campaign led
Twickenham mum hopes to raise £45k for ‘life-changing’ surgery in Spain
A Twickenham-based mum who has been left bed-bound by two medical conditions is hoping to raise £45,000 for a surgery
“I was just trying to survive the day”: The human cost of NHS waiting lists
As new NHS data reveals deep disparities in waiting times, patients from deprived and minority communities describe delays that leave
Review: Nye by Tim Price at the National Theatre
Tim Price’s Nye is back on stage at the South Bank’s Olivier Theatre until August before it transfers for a