General Healthcare

Evidence shows that early GP intervention and continuity of care are linked with fewer hospital admissions and reduced demand for out-of-hours services.

Find out how a new blood test could revolutionise Alzheimer’s diagnosis and care. Keep reading for the latest updates.

Over half of all births in Britain now involve medical intervention, with caesarean deliveries driving the trend, new NHS data show.

New UKHSA data show pre-school booster coverage has fallen to 81.4% in England, below herd immunity thresholds, leaving children vulnerable to outbreaks.

Discover how high-intensity exercise offers small but meaningful improvements in depression, especially for older individuals.

A study of over 235,000 colonoscopies found that people aged 45–49 had similar polyp and carcinoma detection rates as those aged 50–54, supporting earlier colorectal cancer screening.

The introduction of the jab is intended to cut cases of chickenpox and reduce the disruption it causes for families.

Hormonal birth control may affect how women regulate emotions and remember negative events, new research suggests.