Professor Dame Carol Black calls SMEs to treat mental health issues as a priority and suggests practical steps they can take to introduce a good mental health culture.

A future Labour government would look at raising a levy on bookmakers to fund treatment for problem gamblers, Labour's deputy leader will say today. 

The election proved that voters are willing to pay more tax in order to fund the National Health Service, Labour frontbencher Jonathan Ashworth has said.

Two-thirds of local councils are cutting a total of £43m from their addiction treatment and prevention budgets this year, official figures have revealed.

Sarah Wootton, Chief Executive of Compassion in Dying, has responded to the decision on the case of M.

Half of NHS cash-planning groups intend to reduce the wedge of money they spend on mental health services for the second year running, new figures have revealed.

NHS staff have demanded a 3.9% rise after the Government finally lifted the public sector pay cap.

This week the Dods Health team set out for the NHS’s flagship innovation event in Manchester, the NHS Innovation Expo 2017, eager to see the next steps for innovation and the digital strategy in the NHS.

People with mental health problems from across England and Wales, MPs, and representatives from local Minds came together to discuss mental health services at a parliamentary reception on Wednesday 13 September, organised by national mental health charity Mind. 

The health service is braced for a flu outbreak this winter, according to NHS Chief Executive Simon Stevens.    

Staff taking time off mean maternity units are more likely close on weekends and during school holidays, new analysis published today suggests.

Improving patient outcomes is reliant on a better knowledge and awareness of the symptoms, says Chair of the APPG on Blood Cancer, Henry Smith MP.

One in ten of the world’s pagers is now used by NHS staff as they grapple with a technology failure, it has been revealed.

It is clear that the wider the knowledge of first aid, the more likely it is that more lives will be saved, says Peter Aldous MP, ahead of World First Aid Day.

New research by British Red Cross shows that three out of four parents in the UK would not be able to save their baby from choking, with only 24% having both the skills and the confidence to help. 

MPs respond to a new report that reveals the drip-drip effect of being upsold to 106 times per year leads to us consuming potentially gaining 5lbs over 12 months.

Almost three quarters of voters believe there are too few nurses to staff the NHS safely, while two thirds think those on the frontline are not paid enough.

Nurses in England and Wales could go on strike if the Government does not move to increase public sector pay, the Royal College of Nursing has warned. 

The NHS may face its worst winter yet if it does not receive an emergency bailout from the Government, hospital bosses have warned.

NHS England is set to pay recruitment consultants £20,000 for each foreign GP they bring to the UK as part of a new hiring spree.

One-off funding injections and accountancy changes meant NHS England’s underlying deficit last year was almost £3bn higher than the official estimate, new research has found. 

The Government must act to recoup millions of taxpayers' money being spent on private finance contracts in the NHS, a health thinktank has said. 

Private hospitals are set to benefit from over £50m of tax breaks over the next five years, while NHS hospitals see their bills soar.

Jeremy Hunt has stepped up his attack on Stephen Hawking after the renowned scientist accused the Government of planning to privatise the NHS.