Shaun Wooller is a Health Correspondent for MailOnline, focusing on national health issues in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a range of topics including healthcare reforms, patient safety, maternity scandals, and public health warnings. Shaun's work has also been featured in Perth Now, showcasing his expertise and dedication to reporting on important health-related stories.
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NHS spending on addictive opioid painkillers has doubled since the pandemic, new analysis show.
Ploughing billions extra into the NHS will only 'arrest the decline', Wes Streeting admitted.
Rachel Reeves awarded an additional £22.6billion for routine spending, spread over this year and next, and a further £3.1billion for the likes of beds and buildings.
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health has called for an immediate 'pause' until there are clearer guidelines on how they are deployed.
By: Shaun Wooller
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health has called for an immediate ‘pause' until there is clearer guidance on how they are deployed.
There have also been 7,228 reports of nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea associated with the likes of Wegovy and Ozempic.
GPs have called for 'urgent assurances' from the Health Secretary that they will not have to pay the higher rate of employer contributions announced in the Budget .
Doctors say they will be forced to cut back on staff if they are not exempt from the tax grab, which is expected to cost practices around £40,000.
Stroke patients are dying or suffering life-long disabilities because people typically wait an hour and a half before dialling 999, the NHS has warned.
Retailers will be forced to obtain a licence to sell vapes and tobacco and could face fines of up to £2,500 for breaching stricter rules.
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