With the term ‘personal care’ recently appearing in the debate on social care, what does it actually mean? Camille Oung, Nina Hemmings and Laura Schlepper give their expert take.

Natasha Curry responds to the Prime Minister's comments at the Labour Party Conference.

We overestimate how much other people notice our own behaviour and any social missteps.

Analysis of NHS data found a change in the law in March has achieved its aim of prioritising medics trained in the NHS over those who trained overseas

Scale of NHS practices going private revealed in most comprehensive ever analysis for Mirror's Dentists for All campaign - showing areas of England worst affected

David Aaronovitch and guests discuss what Louise Casey's social care review might entail.

Natasha Curry responds to the Prime Minister's speech today on social care reform.

A succession of prime ministers have entered office promising to solve the problem of social care but none have succeeded

With new Prime Minister Andy Burnham having pledged the “biggest rebalancing of power our country has ever seen”, it is clear that devolution will be a key theme under his leadership. As Mark Dayan an...

Black and young mothers are disproportionately affected

Last year, the government introduced league tables rating the performance of NHS trusts in England. Thea Stein, who raised concerns at the time, argues that the tables are a poor guide to the quality ...

People tell BBC Your Voice the rising cost of private dentistry is putting them in a difficult position.

Sarah Scobie responds to the latest monthly NHS performance figures.

As Wes Streeting's exit sets the stage for a new Health Secretary, the agenda has already been set for his successor in the form of the new Health Bill. Becks Fisher discusses the key issues raised…

Sarah Scobie responds to the latest monthly NHS performance data.

Health professionals such as nurses, pharmacists and AHPs who can prescribe medicines, known as independent prescribers, are a critical and growing part of the NHS workforce and key to shifting care into the community. However, our report finds current arrangements fall short, with limited planning, inconsistent access to training and supervision, and gaps in regulation, oversight and data.

The fund is set to become available when the Renters’ Rights Act comes into force on May 1

Thea Stein responds to the publication of the Covid Inquiry report on the impact of the pandemic on healthcare systems in the 4 nations of the UK (Module 3).

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Reflecting on a session from last week’s Nuffield Trust Summit on misinformation and polarised views about health, Leonora Merry discusses the growing gap between experts, institutions and the public ...