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Explains how the Digital Mental Health Technology Working Group contributed to MHRA and NICE on regulating, evaluating and prioritising AI issues for digital mental health technologies, outlining its advisory role in shaping guidance and regulatory focus.
Counts and rates of Gram‑negative, MRSA and MSSA bacteraemia, and Clostridioides difficile infections reported by independent sector organisations between April 2025 and March 2026 are presented, covering incidence and provider‑level returns across the independent health sector.
October 2026 annual update of child and maternal health indicators, covering children in care, children with additional needs, hospital admissions and birth statistics used to monitor local and national outcomes.
Minister for Social Care and Mental Health Alison McGovern delivered a speech at the Fonagy Review launch hosted by Rethink Mental Illness, speaking on mental health policy with particular reference to ADHD and autism.
Just over half of health and wellness social media content focuses on healthy living, around a third covers medical topics, and 38% of posts promote a product or service, per Pew’s content analysis.
Records the number of breaches of the mixed sex accommodation policy for sleeping accommodation in England for August 2026, showing occurrences where patients were placed in same-sex accommodation contrary to NHS rules.
Time series data on sexually transmitted infections in London, covering reports since 2014, set out incidence, trends and geographic breakdowns to support local sexual health policy and service planning.
Provides the monthly stillbirths bulletin for Northern Ireland for September 2026, reporting counts and trends in stillbirths for use in public health monitoring and planning.
Announces £33.2m funding for eight vaccine projects aimed at strengthening UK pandemic preparedness and protecting against deadly diseases globally, supporting vaccine development and public health resilience.
Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency releases weekly tables of deaths registered in Northern Ireland up to the week ending 9 October 2026, showing counts by registration date.
Data reports presenting sexually transmitted infection (STI) surveillance for the South East of England, showing case counts and trends from 2020 onwards to inform regional public health planning.
Quarterly Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) waiting-time statistics for Northern Ireland, reporting referral-to-treatment and other wait metrics for June 2026 to track service demand and access.
Annual reports setting out trends in hepatitis C virus epidemiology in London, based on routine surveillance, aimed at informing regional screening, prevention and treatment efforts.
Influencers who identify as healthcare professionals post substantially more about medical conditions, mental health and clinically supervised treatments than other health and wellness influencers, according to Pew’s content analysis.
Annual data are published on sudden infant deaths and infant deaths remaining unexplained after full investigations in England and Wales for 2024, providing counts and breakdowns used to monitor trends and inform prevention work.
Annual surveillance reports provide regional data on hepatitis C in North West England, summarising case numbers, trends and epidemiological patterns to inform local prevention and treatment efforts.
The MHRA has approved catumaxomab for treating malignant ascites (cancer-related fluid in the abdomen). The regulator will continue post-authorisation monitoring of the medicine’s safety and effectiveness.
Sets out a 10‑year strategic vision for England’s health and care system to reduce premature deaths from heart disease and stroke, outlining modern service standards and system changes to improve cardiovascular outcomes.
Audit reports from the National Chlamydia Screening Programme set out findings from quality assurance audits of local NCSP delivery, highlighting compliance, service quality issues and recommendations to improve screening and management.
Regional reports presenting data on sexually transmitted infections in the North West of England, including incidence and trend information to guide local sexual health services and public health interventions.
An easy‑read version of the government’s unpaid carers action plan, ‘Recognise, Refer, Reach’, summarises measures intended to improve support for unpaid carers in England and make services easier to access.
Publishes the UK Health Security Agency’s weekly winter surveillance update for 2026/27, monitoring respiratory virus activity and trends to inform public health responses over the season.
An epidemiological report on hepatitis C in the East Midlands for 2025, summarising case patterns, trends and local public health implications to inform regional prevention and treatment strategies.
Annual epidemiological analysis of hepatitis C virus in the East of England, using routinely collected surveillance data to describe HCV incidence, prevalence and trends to support regional screening and treatment strategies.
Andy Burnham is urged to create a National Care Service within this parliament, arguing for devolution‑led reform to deliver a unified care system — a policy proposal for Greater Manchester and possibly a model for wider UK reform.
Reports that prominent athletes including Lord Sebastian Coe and Dame Kelly Holmes back a ‘Right to Sport’ campaign as the Prime Minister signals plans to overhaul physical education to help young people spend more time in sport.
Independent Expert Academic Panel on Neurodiversity, chaired by Professor Amanda Kirby, publishes final recommendations aimed at improving workplace inclusion for neurodivergent people, setting out policies and practice changes for employers and government to adopt.
An October 2026 update profiling smoking in England, detailing prevalence, smoking‑attributable harms and local‑level measures to reduce harm, intended to support local public health planning and tobacco control interventions.
Registered deaths of people experiencing homelessness in England and Wales are published as official statistics in development, covering trends and counts of deaths among people identified as experiencing homelessness between 2013 and 2025 registrations.
IPPR supported Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s pledge for a National Care Service, arguing social care should be free at the point of need like NHS care, and criticising current arrangements that leave dementia care means‑tested.