With councils and the NHS at loggerheads, vital services are at risk

As with Brexit negotiations, some people prefer to walk away or refuse to budge, rather than work together to find solutions

I don’t need a digital pill to monitor me – I just need to see a doctor

Sometimes patients need to talk to a live human being, says academic Lienkie Diedericks

Trusts say midwives needed in hospitals, as critics argue women’s right to choose under threat

Government long-term plans for the health service promise a lot, but success depends on having enough people to implement it

Move follows concerns about ‘hidden health disaster’ of sleeplessness among young

Changes will include a mental health overhaul and advances in diabetes care

From April patients will be able to have prenatal procedure to repair foetus’s spine

One practice prescribing activities saw 20% cut in hospital outpatient admissions

As a GP, I know that funding is key if social prescribing is to work, writes Ann Robinson

Each Baby Counts project analyses cases of stillbirth, neonatal death and babies born with brain damage