AI: Researchers train artificial intelligence to help detect breast cancer/in /by
A cancer charity said despite AI's "bad name" its potential use in radiology was "phenomenal".
How we’re modernising electronic prescribing/in /by

Most prescriptions are still paper-based in secondary care. Business analyst Andy Harrison describes the technical groundwork we’ve laid to allow these settings to go digital.

The little green FP10 paper prescriptions have all but disappeared in primary care. 18 years ago, we launched the Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) and it has since become an indispensable tool for primary care teams. Nearly all GP practices use it and about 95% of primary care prescriptions are now sent electronically. Last year, that amounted to 1 billion items dispensed using the service. It’s a safer, faster and more convenient way to prescribe.

Modern slavery gangmasters exploit care worker shortage/in /by
A victim paid just £2 an hour describes her ordeal as investigators make the care industry a "top priority".
Surge in ill health will have major impact on NHS/in /by
The number living with serious health conditions will rise nine times faster than those of healthy working age.
Seven cases of measles linked to Stoke-on-Trent school and nursery/in /by
None of those affected had received the MMR vaccination, the UK Health Security Agency says.
NHS trust to review all suicides since 2017/in /by
The trust was accused of changing Charles Ndhlovu's records after he took his own life.
Radiographers begin 48-hour strike in England/in /by
Staff at 37 NHS trusts in England will walk out over pay, from 08:00 on Tuesday.
Infected blood scandal: Bereaved relatives in government compensation plea/in /by
Relatives are calling for wider compensation for those caught up in the infected blood scandal.
Baby loss in pregnancy: Pledge to store remains in dignified way/in /by
A government commitment comes after reports of women being advised to store remains in the fridge.
Bedfordshire man who ignored home cancer test gets bowel cancer/in /by
Stephen Sweetlove says he was reluctant to seek help because did not want to "burden the NHS".