Every year, patients in England die from structural heart diseases when earlier intervention could have saved them.

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A trust has barred its board members from using public AI tools to assist with their board reports, warning that unapproved software poses "severe risks".

A second hospital in Liverpool has suspended two staff members while it investigates whether they viewed the medical records of the Southport attack victims without legitimate reason.

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A trust has apologised for a further delay to an independent review into potential harm to hundreds of patients, many of them children, treated by one of its surgeons.

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The NHS's emergency care strategy has failed for more than a decade, yet ministers are doubling down on initiatives that do not address the real causes of long waits: insufficient hospital beds and ...