GPs in poor parts of England are paid 5,500 less a year than in wealthy areas, study findsGPs in deprived areas earn significantly less than those in affluent areas, impacting their working conditions and exacerbating health inequalities.
Doctors sound alarm over rise in Victorian diseasesThe Independent emphasizes the necessity of accessible journalism and raises alarm over rising health inequalities linked to socioeconomic factors.
More than 800 million people around the world have diabetes, study findsDiabetes cases have doubled globally in the last 30 years, reaching 800 million, with significant increases in low and middle-income countries.
Structural racism leading to stark health inequalities in London, report showsStructural racism in London leads to significant health inequalities among ethnic minorities, impacting poverty, housing, and employment.
Add 11 years to your life? Science says it's as simple as a daily walkUrban planning that promotes walkable neighborhoods increases physical activity and addresses health inequalities.
Sugary drinks linked to millions of new diabetes and heart disease cases studySugary drinks contribute to over 2 million diabetes cases and 1 million heart disease cases globally each year, with significant impact in low-income regions.
Health chiefs warn of inequalities despite Swedes' generally good healthThe majority of Swedes are healthy, but inequalities remain regarding mental health and socio-economic status.
Adults 'will spend a fifth of their lives in ill health'Barnet residents spend a significant portion of their lives in ill health, with variations between genders and age groups.
More than 800 million people around the world have diabetes, study findsDiabetes cases have doubled globally in the last 30 years, reaching 800 million, with significant increases in low and middle-income countries.
Structural racism leading to stark health inequalities in London, report showsStructural racism in London leads to significant health inequalities among ethnic minorities, impacting poverty, housing, and employment.
Add 11 years to your life? Science says it's as simple as a daily walkUrban planning that promotes walkable neighborhoods increases physical activity and addresses health inequalities.
Sugary drinks linked to millions of new diabetes and heart disease cases studySugary drinks contribute to over 2 million diabetes cases and 1 million heart disease cases globally each year, with significant impact in low-income regions.
Health chiefs warn of inequalities despite Swedes' generally good healthThe majority of Swedes are healthy, but inequalities remain regarding mental health and socio-economic status.
Adults 'will spend a fifth of their lives in ill health'Barnet residents spend a significant portion of their lives in ill health, with variations between genders and age groups.
Asian five-year-olds in England 70% more likely to have tooth decay than averageAsian five-year-olds in England are 70% more likely to have tooth decay than the national average, indicating serious health inequalities.
Health innovation centre looks to future of NHS while celebrating its pastLifelike simulation technology revolutionizes healthcare training by providing realistic patient interactions.
NHS to review north-east London maternity services as it faces pressure from high birth ratesThe NHS in north-east London is under pressure due to increasing birth rates and more complicated pregnancies, requiring changes in maternity services to ensure safe, high-quality care.
Health innovation centre looks to future of NHS while celebrating its pastLifelike simulation technology revolutionizes healthcare training by providing realistic patient interactions.
NHS to review north-east London maternity services as it faces pressure from high birth ratesThe NHS in north-east London is under pressure due to increasing birth rates and more complicated pregnancies, requiring changes in maternity services to ensure safe, high-quality care.
A vital health check is bypassing the people most in need | LetterThe underutilization of NHS health checks is alarming, especially in high-risk communities, necessitating early intervention and outreach strategies to save lives.
Global life expectancy set to rise nearly 5 years by 2050 DW 05/17/2024Global life expectancy to increase by 5 years by 2025, but rising obesity and health issues will lead to more years spent in poor health.
We are learning from baby deaths' - Maternity team up for awardMaternity team at BHRUT recognized for improving emergency treatment by learning from baby deaths to identify signs and trends, resulting in national recognition and award nomination.