Hear why robotics are important in treating patients now, and in the future, from NHS England Chief Executive Sir Jim Mackey.
Millions of patients will benefit from cutting-edge NHS robotic surgery, just like this one, over the next decade. 🤖
https://t.co/Wq1jn0LINq
Today, my husband’s lawyer was yet again denied access to the prison hospital to which @vkaramurza had been transferred last Thursday without any explanations
We are delighted to win the ‘Excellence in Corporate Communications’ award, and be Highly Commended for the ‘Media Relations’ Award at this year’s Communiqué Awards.
So proud of everything that our fantastic team has achieved this year!❤️
It's a major public health travesty that in 2023, women around the world are still dying in childbirth
In my latest for @ObsNewReview, I delved into one of the main causes - preeclampsia, a mysterious condition which we still know far too little about
https://t.co/pqIUcTb2hi
‘As a new mum I was shattered, my hormones were all over the place, and the doctors were so matter-of-fact about the fact he’d caught this infection off me,’ says Lydia Moorhouse
🖋️ @SarahGraham7
https://t.co/YvK5VGeF9i
We believe that no woman should ever face the threat of jail for seeking to end her own pregnancy. It is time to deliver on the promise of a modern abortion law fit for women in England and Wales. (1/2)
Great to see this new #preeclampsia study underway at @CUH_NHS. Pre-eclampsia can be devastating - it's vital we know more about its causes and impact on cardiovascular health.👇💙
https://t.co/ccLNdGAcAp
#WomensHealth#Pregnancy
Featured on the hub today, an interview with @JanePlumb, Co-Founder of Group B Strep Support (@GBSSupport) and the Women's Voices Lead for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (@RCObsGyn) https://t.co/LVfrKU9Nmm #GBSaware
You may or may not remember this man, but on or around 16 Aug 2020 he vanished.
Or to put it correctly, he *was* vanished by operatives of the DHSC.
Imagine then my surprise when he appeared at the #CovidInquiry on Wednesday alive and well - and hungry for revenge ...
This is my little sister. In 2016, she had a miscarriage. I’ll never forget the sound of her crying down the phone from 400 miles away, back home, while I sat in my poky little bedroom in south London.
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Nothing is more convenient than thinking maternal mortality is a problem only affecting underserved women in poor countries. Tori Borie was a three-time Olympic medallist in the US.
Her story triggers me and & many Black women who have been harmed by a racist health system. In the UK Black women are 4 times more likely to d** than our white counterparts in pregnancy.
https://t.co/nTG37ATIOe
The average prison sentence for a violent offence in England is 18 months. A woman who had an abortion without following correct procedures just got 28 months under an 1868 act- we need urgent reform to make safe access for all women in England, Scotland and wales a human right.
This is a despicable legal outcome. A reminder of why I got into health campaigning in the first place - to advocate for the decriminalisation of abortion https://t.co/cGPIt6eLta
Europe’s first robot surgery school training up the next generation of surgeons - my piece for @thetimes as part of the Times Health Commission https://t.co/EoibjJSQPO
Big thanks to the lovely team at the West End donor centre this morning who patiently persisted with my sneaky veins and looked after me so well ❤️ @GiveBloodNHS
UK government drug advisors recommend decriminalisation. They get ignored.
Then I embark on doomed 3-year freedom of information quest. A minister refers to me in parliament as the ‘someone who FOId it’.
Finally, this Times exclusive with @andrewellson
https://t.co/dqHiok3lzb