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Rosie Taylor As a pelvic health and bowel specialist surgeon, professor Julie Cornish has seen hundreds of women come through her clinic

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As health secretary, he called the state of maternity services a ‘cause for national shame'. Yet one in four women still report a negative birth experience, and around 300,000 are estimated to have suffered harm during his tenure. Resigning now is just another example of a broader pattern of deprioritising women's concerns, campaigners tell

As health secretary, he called the state of maternity services a ‘cause for national shame’. Yet one in four women still report a negative birth experience, and around 300,000 are estimated to have suffered harm during his tenure. Resigning now is just another example of a broader pattern of deprioritising women’s concerns, campaigners tell Rosie Taylor

As health secretary, he called the state of maternity services a ‘cause for national shame’. Yet one in four women still report a negative birth experience, and around 300,000 are estimated to have suffered harm during his tenure. Resigning now is just another example of a broader pattern of deprioritising women’s concerns, campaigners tell Rosie Taylor

Read this exciting story from The Independent May 20, 2026 issue. The former health secretary once called the state of maternity services a ‘cause for national shame’, but his resignation is just another example of him deprioritising women’s concerns, campaigners tell Rosie Taylor

Rosie Taylor Dr Zoe Astroulakis has spent two decades saving the lives of patients who have had heart attacks.

Forget reserved and polite, UK women are actually the angriest in Europe, a global study has found.

The UKHSA said parents had reported multiple cases of babies becoming sick earlier this year after consuming batches of formula contaminated with the cereulide toxin.