Ella Pickover is a Health Correspondent at PA. She specializes in health and wellness, covering a range of topics including mental health, public health, and pharmaceuticals, with a keen focus on patient care and healthcare systems. Ella's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Metro.co.uk, The Times, and BBC News.
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Ella Pickover's coverage primarily focuses on local UK (London) healthcare, government announcements, and data-driven reports. She seems interested in stories related to the NHS, medical professionals, and healthcare infrastructure.
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Ella Pickover, Press Association May 27, 2026 A urine test for lung cancer could be available for NHS use in as little as 5 years, experts have said.
By: Ella Pickover
Brenda Iveson was initially told conventional cancer therapies would be ineffective against the six-centimetre tumour in her liver
By: Ella Pickover
Brenda Iveson, 92, was diagnosed with liver cancer in late 2025.
By: Ella Pickover
A great-grandmother thought to have inoperable cancer has become the first person in the UK to receive treatment using a novel technique.
By: Ella Pickover
Great-grandmother 92 first in UK to receive pioneering robotic liver cancer therapy
By: Ella Pickover
A 92-year-old great-grandmother has become the first person in the UK to receive a pioneering cancer treatment after being told her liver tumour was inoperable.
By: Ella Pickover
A great-grandmother thought to have inoperable cancer has become the first...
By: Ella Pickover
New research has discovered a potential link between weight loss drugs and knee replacement surgery
By: Ella Pickover
Concerns have been raised that limited NHS access could be leading to people turning to black market weight loss jabs
By: Ella Pickover
Concerns have been raised that limited NHS access could be leading to people turning to black market weight loss jabs
