Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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A vaccine against Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is being offered to men who have sex with men in a pilot scheme in England.
Nursing leaders warned cuts to community nursing are damaging diabetes care as the drug bill for the condition soared to £1billion a year.
A maternity clinic for survivors of rape has opened its doors at the Royal London Hospital.
Part of US mainland added to list of countries where Zika infection risk is present
Service where patients send blood glucose, blood pressure and weight measurements to nurses via device effective in managing type 2 diabetes
A survey by the British Skin Foundation has shown that almost a quarter of dermatological nurses say they are the only regular visitor for around half of the patients they
Commons health select committee seeks opinions on services in England
New NICE guideline urges nurses and other healthcare staff to be vigilant of early symptoms
Public health bodies have provided advice on staying well during hot weather
Frontline nurses warn that public health cuts are putting public safety at risk
The number of nurses set to retire in Scotland over the next decade has risen, sparking fears of a future staff shortage.
University of East Anglia research found most A&E admissions for the condition are associated with preventable factors
