Storm Newton is a Health Reporter at PA. With a focus on mental health, public health, and healthcare administration, Storm covers a wide range of topics related to health and wellness, including patient care and consumer health. Storm's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bristol Post, BBC News, and The Times, among many others.
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By: Storm Newton
Experts have described the findings as a ‘promising step forward‘ for patients with advanced squamous non-small cell lung cancer
By: Storm Newton
Daraxonrasib has been hailed as ‘landscape-changing' for people with the disease
By: Storm Newton
Newly developed drug helps extend the lives of lung cancer patients in trial
It comes as Health Secretary James Murray accepted a committee's recommendation against a population-wide screening programme.
By: Storm Newton
Prostate cancer is more common, develops earlier and can be more aggressive in this group
Read this exciting story from Western Morning News June 04, 2026 issue. NHS England diktats are being prioritised over support for older people, leaving them more likely to need urgent and hospital care after falls, reports Storm Newton
By: Storm Newton
A groundbreaking new vaccine technology using artificial intelligence could offer immunity against entire families of viruses and protect against future mutations with a single injection
By: Storm Newton
New vaccine technology created with the help of artificial intelligence could provide immunity against whole families of viruses and protect people from any future mutations in a single jab, according to scientists.
By: Storm Newton
Scientists develop vaccine using AI that could prevent future pandemics
Scientists in Cambridge say a new vaccine designed with artificial...
