Rebecca Thomas is a Health Correspondent at The Independent. With six years of experience in health journalism, she specializes in patient safety and has garnered recognition for her impactful reporting on the NHS's A&E crisis. Rebecca's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The New York Times and Yahoo News, highlighting her dedication to health and wellness topics.
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Rebecca Thomas appears to focus on local health and government-related topics, particularly within the United Kingdom with a specific emphasis on London. Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, pitches should be tailored to provide insight into healthcare policies, medical data analysis or legal perspectives related to healthcare in the UK.
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By: Rebecca Thomas
‘I think in one Budget, you cannot undo 14 years of damage,’ admits chancellor Rachel Reeves
By: Rebecca Thomas
Global shortages of nuclear chemical needed for cancer scans will see patients’ appointments cancelled, minister warns
By: Rebecca Thomas
The NHS has been handed a huge £22.6bn boost in Rachel Reeves' first Budget – but experts have warned that funding for social care falls short.
By: Rebecca Thomas
Government’s Budget settlement for the NHS will not ‘drastically improve care’ this year, experts say
By: Rebecca Thomas
Could the new ‘winter vomiting bug’ vaccine save the NHS in future winters?
By: Rebecca Thomas
Exclusive: ‘Recycling’ of private hospitals facing abuse allegations is a ‘loophole’ which must stop, says expert
Forecasters predict rain will not dampen Guy Fawkes Night celebrations
By: Rebecca Thomas
Reasearch finds premature birth rates increased by around 25 per cent in most deprived areas
By: Rebecca Thomas
Families did not discover ‘appalling error’ until brother’s DNA test 55 years later revealed mystery sibling
By: Rebecca Thomas
Families of two babies reportedly switched at birth in an English hospital in 1967 are now in line for compensation in the first case of its kind.
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