A woman whose childhood was shaped by a narcissistic mother finds relief and a roadmap for recovery in a new book by a psychologist-entrepreneur-turned-therapist.
Education Select Committee urges retention of EHCPs, calls for national standards, expanded training and funding as SEND reforms loom
The tennis legend says he is in remission after a 2024 operation and will live with the disease, taking life day by day, year by year.
Major incident forces cancellation of most planned surgeries and outpatient appointments; emergency departments urged to limit attendance as investigators work to restore service
Doctors caution that the practice lacks robust evidence and may carry risks, even as some patients report perceived improvements.
BMJ analysis links primary-care staffing gaps to burnout, funding pressures; government says progress underway
California, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii form West Coast Health Alliance to push vaccination guidance they say is based on science amid concerns about politicization of federal health agencies.
A large randomized trial finds daily aspirin lowers metastasis risk by about 55% after surgery for a genetically defined subset of bowel cancer patients.
Oyster Bay Councilwoman Vicki Walsh alleges a clinic tied to Dr. David Greuner performed an invasive vein surgery without her consent, detailing alleged deceptive practices and a surgeon’s death soon after the procedure.