An investigation has been launched into the death of two patients in their 80s assessed as very sick by ambulance crews and both suspected of having suffered heart attacks Monday, but were left waitin

Insufficient votes in the Senate for bringing up a bill for renewing the family planning and preventative care programme, may see the Women’s Health Programme on its way out.

A recent study into misconduct in the medical profession has found there is a fourfold likelihood of male doctors being disciplined for misconduct than female doctors, with obstetrician-gynaecologists

Nick Clegg of the the Liberal Democrats warned Andrew Lansley, if no substantial changes were made to the controversial health reorganisation and the threat to privatise NHS stamped out, his party wou

The third and final reading of a measure has been approved the House of Representatives, which will require all hospitals and clinics to post a price list of all their services, incidental expenses an

The Health and Social Care Bill is the largest bit of health legislation since the National Health Service came into existence, but campaigners warn it could ‘end the NHS as we know it’.

Fine of £1,000 has been charged on an Oxford hospital for removing life support system of a patient against the wishes of his family members.

Experts suggest that work of a hospice is huge and it requires total dedication and commitment towards work.