As Truss and Sunak compete to become the new PM, one key topic is forming a noticeably small part of the Tory leadership debates.

An 8-year study found school mindfulness classes are less effective than hoped. However, there have been some positive side effects.

When cancer patients go into remission, they often worry about it coming back. AI can now help identify those at risk of cancer recurrence.

As Truss and Sunak compete to become the new PM, one key topic is forming a noticeably small part of the Tory leadership debates.

More people are taking antidepressants than ever. Is this a dark sign of the times or an indication that mental health stigma is changing?

Studies consistently demonstrate the health risks of too much salt. A proposed salt tax could be the key to saving us from our salty diets.

Carers of disabled young people are increasingly having to choose between heating and eating as rising energy costs hit poorer UK households.

Originally designed to help people give up smoking, disposable vapes are now becoming increasingly appealing to children.

Mental health care needs an urgent rethink to meet current demand. RwHealth is leading a collaborative strategic approach to the problem.

New Health Secretary Steve Barclay is in for a bumpy ride as he takes over from Sajid Javid during one of the toughest eras the NHS has ever faced.

A new study reveals weekend warriors and regular runners are on equal footing; how much exercise you get is what matters, not when you get it.

Ex-Health Secretary Sajid Javid’s ‘Plan for Digital Health and Social Care’ doubles down on existing ambitions for the NHS with a renewed emphasis on equal access.

NHS drones are set to deliver chemotherapy medication in an innovative bid to cut delivery times and reduce carbon emissions.

Commissioning powers transferred to Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) today, making the old Clinical Commissioning Groups a thing of the past.

The cost of living crisis is worsening, and it’s taking the nation’s health with it as those on low incomes choose between heating and eating.

As global temperatures rise, sleep duration and quality will worsen around the world. However, this global heating will not impact us all equally.

Menstrual trackers are used by millions around the world. In post-Roe America, the health data they contain could be used to build criminal cases.

Bottlenecks in patient flow are at the core of the current workforce crisis; addressing them is an essential part of the solution.

Train drivers, barristers, and postal workers have all recently gone on strike over working conditions and wages. Doctors warn they could be next.