
One in 10 operations in England cancelled with less than 24 hours’ notice
Nearly 40% of cancellations could be avoided, researchers say

Nearly 40% of cancellations could be avoided, researchers say

The DOJ has pushed back a critical ADA digital accessibility deadline, drawing sharp criticism from disability advocates who say the delay is both cruel and unjust.

A Cornwall mother quit her law career after her daughter suffered life-threatening allergic reactions, highlighting the urgent need for NHS allergy treatment access.

After months of silence, new PEPFAR figures reveal a deep divide: the Trump administration celebrates resilience while global health experts warn of catastrophic damage.

Pharmacies across England are warning of sharp price hikes on everyday medicines like paracetamol and hay fever tablets, driven by the ongoing conflict in Iran.

A landmark report reveals 46% of US children breathe dangerously polluted air, raising urgent concerns as federal environmental protections continue to be stripped away.

Public institutions get an extra year to meet ADA digital accessibility rules after the Justice Department delays the original deadline just days before it took effect.

The Trump administration has pushed back federal rules requiring public institutions to make digital content accessible to people with disabilities, sparking outrage among advocates.

The DOJ has delayed federal digital accessibility requirements for public institutions by up to two years, drawing sharp criticism from disability rights advocates nationwide.

Nursing, midwifery, and physiotherapy graduates face an uncertain future as an NHS recruitment freeze leaves many without jobs after years of study.

A self-styled sperm donor operating outside legal boundaries has been blocked by the UK's top family judge from being listed as a father on his child's birth certificate.

A groundbreaking UK law will permanently ban tobacco sales to anyone born from 2009 onward, aiming to create the nation's first smoke-free generation.