Shaun Lintern

One surgery in west London is run entirely by nurse practitioners. Eighty per cent of its patients were ‘extremely likely’ to recommend the practice

The NHS is “broken”, according to Labour’s new health secretary Wes Streeting, and he has made fixing it his highest priority. “Patients are being failed on a daily basis,” he said.But with only £2

Delays caused by the CrowdStrike and Microsoft chaos will be felt in the NHS and elsewhere for days

Most of the 10,000 people with pancreatic cancer in England need Creon to help with digestion

An overstretched heath service and a crisis at universities means less medical research is being conducted, warns the new head of the Wellcome Trust — and lives are at stake

Despite the diagnosis of a rare condition, the family of five-year-old Ben Cole is glad to have got answers through an NHS genome sequencing project

The 36-year-old man was spotted after several hours by a security guard at Sandwell General Hospital but by then rigor mortis had set in

A leaked report into the treatment of young hospital patients says some operations on their limbs were botched by Yaser Jabbar and others were not necessary

Tories calls for investigation over former Labour health secretary attending meetings

When George Davison’s family were seen by Yaser Jabbar he seemed confident, eager, even jovial. Their son was one of many patients to suffer at his hands