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Marianne Pinney’s death could have been prevented if doctors had heeded warnings, her husband has said; he told hospital staff that his wife was suicidal, a Hereford inquest has heard. Mrs Pinney, from Ross-on-Wye, who died in July last year,…

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in the UK. If diagnosed early enough, it can be treated before spreading to other parts of the body, significantly improving the chances of recovery.  October is breast cancer awareness month;…

Although many women look back on their birth of their child as one of the happiest moments of their lives, many others unfortunately associate their childbirth with genuine trauma. This week is Birth Trauma Awareness Week. Birth trauma is a…

Partner Inez Brown, who leads the team at Medical Accident Group, sister company to Harrison Clark Rickerbys, has been inaugurated as president of Birmingham Law Society, the first black person to hold the post, and has committed herself to enabling talented students…

Inez Brown, Partner, Medical Accident Group, will make history tomorrow when she is inaugurated as president of Birmingham Law Society, as the Society’s first black president. Inez, who has worked at law firms across the Midlands, and specialises in clinical…

The number of illegal teeth-whitening procedures carried out in the UK has risen, even though untrained beauticians have caused patients injuries such as burns, blisters and even tooth loss.

Following the recent release of findings from the Ian Paterson inquiry, Spire Healthcare has come under scrutiny once again as it has emerged that the healthcare provider suspended another surgeon in April 2018.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) told University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust last summer that its care service provision required improvement.

atients who are “seriously ill”, including those suffering a heart attack or a stroke and burns victims, are waiting over an hour for an ambulance to arrive in England and Wales.

The retirement of the only full-time A&E consultant at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Wales, has meant three A&E services could not be “sustained beyond the immediate short-term”.