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Wes Streeting launches review of the NHS physician associate role

The Government’s order comes amid growing alarm in the medical profession about patient safety

Legalising assisted dying could come at the ‘expense of’ other NHS services, warns Health Secretary

Wes Streeting has commissioned a study into the costs, but has faced a backlash from fellow Labour parliamentarians over his stance

NHS to offer ‘game-changer’ daily pill to help thousands quit smoking

Officials estimate it could help more than 85,000 people give up smoking over the next five years, and prevent up to 9,500 smoking-related deaths

Underperforming NHS hospitals to be revealed in league tables, says Wes Streeting

NHS England will carry out a ‘no holds barred’ review of trusts to ensure there are ‘no more rewards for failure’

Sir Chris Hoy calls for lowering prostate cancer screening age

The six-time Olympic cycling champion said ‘millions of lives’ could be saved if men were tested earlier

Wes Streeting to vote against assisted dying law

The Health and Social Care Secretary said he would oppose the move because he was worried that palliative care ‘was not good enough to give people a real choice’

Weight-loss jabs could get unemployed people ‘back to work,’ says Health and Social Care Secretary

Wes Streeting warned of the burden caused by ‘widening waistbands,’ and called for effective obesity treatments to ease ‘demands on our NHS’

Collective action by GPs will ‘only punish patients,’ Wes Streeting warns

The Health Secretary urged GPs to ‘stop shutting the door on patients,’ while promising to cut down on red tapism and free up doctors

Is a new dawn breaking for the NHS?

Can a new government save the NHS?

New Health Secretary ‘stunned’ by CQC failings

The new Health Secretary found the health watchdog to be unfit for purpose and promised to ‘grip the crisis’ by taking immediate action

Three quarters of people have ‘good’ GP experience, finds NHS patient survey

The survey shows increased levels of patient satisfaction, but leading think tanks say there is still a ‘lot of work’ to be done

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