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Experts: More screen time, less sleep resulting in bigger risk for this health issue in young people
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Why a dockside health clinic could be the future of NHS care
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Cut and bulk: Teenagers explain why they want to get ripped
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Prince William’s emotional moment in campaign to prevent suicide
Posted onSean CoughlanRoyal correspondent Reuters Prince William says he wants to take action on “the heartbreaking and preventable tragedy of suicide” The Prince of Wales was visibly moved as he heard first hand about the devastating impact of suicide, having to pause during a conversation with Rhian Mannings, whose husband took his own life. Rhian has…
NHS tracker: are hospital surgery wait times improving near you?
Posted onEvery NHS hospital in England has been told to improve patient waiting times for planned treatment as the government has made hitting the 18-week target one of its key priorities for this parliament. By March 2026, the government wants to see at least 65% of patients waiting no longer than 18 weeks. To get there,…