Laura Donnelly

Chemists are braced for one of the biggest drug launches in history, with Britain's first daily weight-loss pill going on sale as millions prepare for their summer holidays.

An NHS drive to end corridor care risks leaving patients trapped in hospital car parks, Britain's most senior ambulance chief has warned.

NHS consultants are demanding an immediate £16,000 pay rise and a 35-hour working week after voting for strikes.

Report warns UK risks losing ‘once-in-a-generation’ chance to delay disease onset for millions

Health chiefs must act now to allow millions of people to benefit from “ statins for the brain ”, scientists say.

Surgeons are breaking off operations midway after becoming overwhelmed by Britain's heatwaves , medical leaders have claimed.

Brightly coloured vapes with names such as Blue Voltage and Vanilla Custard will disappear from shop shelves under plans to stop nicotine products appealing to children.

Working from home could cut lives short by depriving millions of people of everyday exercise, England's chief medical officer has warned.

Jozef Puska has abandoned his murder conviction appeal.

An Alzheimer's drug could prevent dementia before symptoms show, with research suggesting it could clear toxic brain plaques in just three months.