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Early flu rise threatens lengthy NHS winter

The flu season has hit the NHS more than a month earlier than usual, with cases three times higher than this time last year. The UK Health Security Agency’s (UKHSA’s) latest surveillance data published today shows cases have increased this week from 6.1% up to 8.2% – largely driven by a spike among school-aged children
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Online GP Consultations Rise Across England

Millions of people are using online consultation requests to contact their GP practice each month, as the NHS gives people more choice in how they can safely contact their family doctor. New figures show 6.5 million online consultation requests were submitted to GPs in September 2025, up half compared to the same period last year
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Emergency contraceptive pill now free at England pharmacies

Women will be able to access the morning-after pill free of charge on the NHS in high-street pharmacies across England from today. In the “biggest change to sexual health services since the 1960s”, the oral emergency contraception pill will be available for free to women from almost 10,000 pharmacies across the country without needing to
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NHS to pilot AI one-day prostate cancer diagnostics

The NHS will test an AI-powered ‘one-day diagnostics’ service for prostate cancer that could transform diagnosis and save some men up to a month of waiting. The new ‘one stop shop’ pilot, funded by NHS England, will use artificial intelligence to interpret MRI scans for men with suspected prostate cancer, helping spot lesions in a
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NHS trials 15-minute blood test for children

An innovative 15-minute blood test which can fast-track the diagnosis of children with potentially life-threatening conditions is being trialled by the NHS this winter. NHS England has funded a trial of the technology in three hospitals, with doctors saying it could make a “vital difference” to the care of children.   If a child arrives
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Fire station pop-ups to curb flu ‘wildfire’

Parents will be able to get their children protected against flu at a fire station this half term, as the NHS ramps up its winter vaccine campaign next week. England’s most senior nurse has warned parents that flu can spread like wildfire in schools and has urged them to ensure their children get vaccinated before
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Major NHS Reset to Speed Up Care

The NHS is set to deliver faster care for millions of patients thanks to the most radical reset of the NHS in a generation. 2.5 million fewer patients will be waiting more than 18 weeks to receive planned care. 190,000 more cancer patients will begin potentially lifesaving treatment within 2 months of their referral over
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Waist-to-Height Ratio Better Than BMI for Heart RiskWaist-to-Height Ratio Better Than BMI for Heart Risk
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Waist-to-Height Ratio Better Than BMI for Heart Risk

Share on Pinterest A new study found that waist-to-height ratio was closely linked to heart disease risk than BMI or waist circumference. Ableimages/Getty Images A new study suggests your body shape may reveal heart disease risk more accurately than BMI. Researchers found people with larger waists relative to their height were more likely to develop
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Short Intermittent Fasts Rarely Harm Adult CognitionShort Intermittent Fasts Rarely Harm Adult Cognition
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Short Intermittent Fasts Rarely Harm Adult Cognition

Share on Pinterest Short-term fasting is unlikely to have a significant impact on mental sharpness, according to new research. Johner Images/Getty Images Researchers report that intermittent fasting of less than 24 hours does not appear to diminish a person’s mental performance during the periods where they are not eating. They say the human body has
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Long-Term Melatonin Linked to Higher Heart Failure RiskLong-Term Melatonin Linked to Higher Heart Failure Risk
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Long-Term Melatonin Linked to Higher Heart Failure Risk

Share on Pinterest A new study raises concerns over long-term melatonin use and cardiovascular risks. Viktoriya Skorikova/Getty Images Researchers say people with insomnia who use melatonin supplements for more than a year have a higher cardiovascular disease risk than people with insomnia who don’t use the sleep aid. Experts say the research raises some important
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