Associate Editor, Health and Science, Daily Mail
Stephen Matthews is an award-winning medical journalist and the Associate Editor for Health and Science at the Daily Mail. With a focus on national news in the United Kingdom, Stephen's articles cover a range of topics including health, science, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in GlobalResearch.
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Stephen Matthews predominantly covers health-related topics such as medical discoveries, disease outbreaks, and food safety. His articles often cite data and government announcements. If you're looking to pitch to Stephen, consider offering expert insights or analysis based on recent data or government statements related to health issues in the UK.
He also covers celebrity news occasionally but his primary focus is on health-related topics with a national (UK) focus. Therefore, pitches should be tailored to provide valuable information specific to these areas.
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Officials promised the scheme in North London would help patients get appointments easier. But it later transpired they would only have a one in 15 chance of seeing a doctor.
The Association of Independent Multiple Pharmacies stated more than 400 community pharmacies across England closed between 2019 and 2023.
The Princess of Wales, 42, announced she is undergoing 'preventative chemotherapy', with her disease being spotted after major abdominal surgery in January.
By: Stephen Matthews
Jim Ferguson, who narrowly missed out on becoming an MP in 2019, said injections made by the likes of Pfizer and Moderna were linked to 'soaring deaths'.
Nationally, almost 150,000 patients (11.3 per cent) were left languishing in crowded casualty units for at least half a day in February alone. Rates were above 20 per cent in nine NHS trusts.
Buckingham Palace today revealed King Charles will return to public-facing duties. Here, MailOnline details Charles' known health issues over the years.
By: Stephen Matthews
One of those seeking compensation is for injuries linked to AstraZeneca's vaccine is father-of-two and IT engineer Jamie Scott, 47.
Until now, there was no agreed guidance to translate terms such as hot flushes for deaf women. This is despite 190,000 deaf Brits using British Sign Language to communicate.
Ivie Adams of Sittingbourne, Kent feared she would die after the 11-year-old was heartbreakingly told that she had a 26cm tumour growing in her leg.
By: Stephen Matthews
By Stephen Matthews for Mailonline Published: | Updated: Sign language resources for menopause now exist thanks to a groundbreaking new initiative.
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