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Minister Orders Rotunda to End Private Maternity Work by Public‑Only Consultants

The minister has demanded the hospital show it meets government policy and warned funding could be cut if the permission is not rescinded.

Paragon Study Says 6.2 Million ACA Enrollees Were Improper and Up to $25 Billion in Subsidies Could Be At Risk

World No Tobacco Day Pushes Leaders to Tackle Youth Vaping and Novel Nicotine Products

Municipal Hospitals Warn GKV Contribution Law Would Shift Millions in Costs to Local Clinics

Japan Sends Favipiravir to UK After Suspected Hantavirus Cases on Cruise Ship

Anschober Backs ME/CFS Petition as Austria Weighs Weaker National Plan

Argentina Overhauls Health Residencies With One National Scholarship and Provincial Exams

Inquest Into Death of Yusuf Nazir Is Adjourned for Possible Genetic Tests

UK Opens Consultation to Toughen Doctor Discipline Over Racist or Antisemitic Conduct

Germany to Cut Statutory Psychotherapy Fees by 4.5% From April 1, Triggering Backlash

Japan Finalizes 2026 Medical Fee Revision, Lifting Basic Consultation and Inpatient Rates From June

DAK Study Finds 750,000 Children Exposed to Car Smoke, Prompting Calls for Federal Ban

ACA Subsidy Expiration Drives Enrollment Drop and Plan Downgrades as Costs Spike

Italy Reports Fewer Cancer Deaths, More Survivors, New Safeguards for Patients

Parents of 17-Year-Old Who Died of Cancer Press 'Isla's Law' Campaign, Meeting Set With Scottish Health Secretary

SNAP Overhaul Nears as 18 States Prepare Junk-Food Purchase Bans With Little USDA Guidance

France Puts Three Regions on Pre‑Epidemic Flu Alert as Vaccinations Top 8.3 Million

Egg-Freezing Age Drops to 35 in Spain as Bioethics Push Meets Demand for Full Law Overhaul

Bavaria Rolls Out Anonymous Forensic Evidence Collection as Insurance-Covered Service on Nov. 1

England Makes Morning-After Pill Free at Nearly 10,000 Pharmacies