Posts from February 2024
Legal expert shares key advice to guard against the serious bacterial infection cholera
It has been reported that at least 15 passengers were in isolation following an outbreak of “gastric illness” whilst on board the cruise...
27/02/24Asbestos-related disease lawyer welcomes significant treatment breakthrough for mesothelioma patients
The development of a new drug to treat mesothelioma, an asbestos related cancer, has been hailed by scientists as a significant...
22/02/24NHS cancer referral times in Hull not being met: Are patients being failed?
Figures from Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, published in November 2023, confirmed that the Trust was unable to meet the...
21/02/24Why do so many women experience birth trauma? Lawyer injured during childbirth gives evidence to the Parliamentary Inquiry that intends to find out
Research shows that 4-5% of women develop post-traumatic stress disorder after giving birth, equivalent to approximately 30,000 women...
21/02/24Newcastle upon Tyne Hospital NHS Trust 'requires improvement' following latest CQC investigation
I was concerned to read the latest report published by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) into the standard of services provided by...
16/02/24New Maternity Triage guidance from Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists: A step forward in patient care
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has released new Maternity Triage Good Practice guidance. What does it...
13/02/24Medical negligence lawyer instructed to investigate Sciensus chemotherapy dosage concerns
The private pharmaceutical company Sciensus, based in England, is under investigation after inspectors from the Medicines and Healthcare...
13/02/24Those wronged by pre-2000 LGBT+ laws in the Armed Forces may soon have a right to compensation
In December, the Government provided its formal response to the LGBT Independent Review. This was against a background of centuries of...
08/02/24