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theguardian.com - Denis Campbell - Hospitals in England hit by shortages of common drugs such as paracetamol
Hospitals in England hit by shortages of common drugs such as paracetamol
The Guardian –

Hospitals are being hit by shortages of key drugs used to provide pain relief, prevent blood clots and tackle high blood pressure. Dozens of NHS trusts in England have encountered scarcities of aspirin, the painkiller co-codamol – a…

bbc.co.uk - Lewis Adams - Essex hospital trust criticised for 'inadequate' record keeping
Essex hospital trust criticised for 'inadequate' record keeping
BBC –

An NHS trust has been warned its 'inadequate' record keeping could be putting patients at risk. The concern was raised by a coroner after the death of 82-year-old Margaret Templeman at Southend Hospital in July 2025. Assistant coroner Rebecca Mundy…

mirror.co.uk - Shannon Miller - Brit tourist rushed to hospital after being bitten by toxic pufferfish
Brit tourist rushed to hospital after being bitten by toxic pufferfish
Daily Mirror –

A British tourist was rushed to hospital after being bitten by a toxic pufferfish The woman bitten in the water at Kalamaki, Zante, and sought urgent medical treatment at a private clinic after the gruesome bite. Initially believing it was a…

bbc.co.uk - Neranjana Elapatha - Royal Berkshire Hospital porters overtime row sees two-day strike
Royal Berkshire Hospital porters overtime row sees two-day strike
BBC –

About 100 hospital porters have started a two-day strike with a dispute about a reduction in overtime rates left unresolved. Royal Berkshire Hospital workers and the GMB union said staff are being 'pushed towards poverty' and a recent offer to…

psychologytoday.com - Allan E. Barsky PhD, MSW, JD - Involuntary Hospitalization vs. Involuntary Treatment
Involuntary Hospitalization vs. Involuntary Treatment
Psychology Today –

Posted September 28, 2026 | Reviewed by Devon Frye People who pose serious imminent risks to themselves or others may be involuntarily hospitalized. Involuntary hospitalization does not necessarily mean treatments can be imposed without consent.

bbc.co.uk - Oliver Castle - Lincolnshire trust makes extra £600k from hospital parking
Lincolnshire trust makes extra £600k from hospital parking
BBC –

Campaigners have criticised a hospital trust's decision to raise parking charges after figures showed it made more than £675,000 extra last year. United Lincolnshire Teaching Hospitals (ULHT) generated £1,835,894 in parking revenue in…

bbc.co.uk - Oliver Castle - Lincolnshire trust makes extra £600k from hospital parking
Lincolnshire trust makes extra £600k from hospital parking
BBC –

Oliver Castle Local Democracy Reporting Service Campaigners have criticised a hospital trust's decision to raise parking charges after figures showed it made more than £675,000 extra last year. United Lincolnshire Teaching Hospitals (ULHT)…

mirror.co.uk - Kieran Horn - Mallorca ace in hospital with 'serious head injury' after training base incident
Mallorca ace in hospital with 'serious head injury' after training base incident
Daily Mirror –

Mallorca goalkeeper Ivan “Pichu” Cuellar was rushed to hospital on Monday after a section of the club's training ground canteen collapsed on him. The Spanish club released a statement on Monday revealing that he had sustained a…

theverge.com - Hayden Field - AI is supercharging hacking, and your local hospitals and banks aren't ready
AI is supercharging hacking, and your local hospitals and banks aren't ready
The Verge –

New models are helping Big Tech shore up its cyber defenses. What about everyone else? Cath Virginia / The Verge | Photo: Getty Images New models are helping Big Tech shore up its cyber defenses. What about everyone else? Hayden Field is The…

foxnews.com - Andrea Margolis - Midair scare forces packed passenger jet into emergency landing, travelers hospitalized
Midair scare forces packed passenger jet into emergency landing, travelers hospitalized
Fox News –

A Boston-bound Delta Air Lines flight was forced to make an emergency landing in Portugal, disrupting travel plans for more than 280 passengers. The flight on Sunday from Barcelona, Spain, to Boston, Massachusetts, was diverted to Porto after smoke…

metroweekly.com - John Riley - LGBTQ Hospitality Group Acquires 49% of Pitchers and ALOHO
LGBTQ Hospitality Group Acquires 49% of Pitchers and ALOHO
Metro Weekly –

HV Entertainment, the LGBTQ hospitality group behind several nationwide nightlife venues, has partnered with longtime D.C. bar operator Dave Perruzza to acquire a minority stake in Pitchers, the LGBTQ sports bar in Adams Morgan, and its adjoining…

celebdirtylaundry.com - Heather Hughes - General Hospital's Bluesy Burke Exits, Charlotte's Departure Confirmed
General Hospital's Bluesy Burke Exits, Charlotte's Departure Confirmed
Celeb Dirty Laundry –

General Hospital (GH) spoilers reveal that some fans may be confused about Bluesy Burke's (Charlotte Cassadine) status with the show, but we've got some clarification for you. Burke is indeed exiting the role of Charlotte for now, but the plan is…

jpost.com - AVIHAI CHIIM - Private Medica hospital in Tel Aviv shut down over safety by Health Ministry
Private Medica hospital in Tel Aviv shut down over safety by Health Ministry
The Jerusalem Post –

The Health Ministry ordered operations at the private Medica hospital in Tel Aviv's Ramat Hahayal neighborhood to cease until further notice on Monday after a surprise inspection conducted on Thursday uncovered a series of serious findings…

zerohedge.com - Tyler Durden - More Hospitals Are Being Bought By Private Equity; Here's How It's Changing Healthcare...
More Hospitals Are Being Bought By Private Equity; Here's How It's Changing Healthcare...
Zero Hedge –

There's a greater than one in 10 chance your hospital is owned by someone who's trying to double their money in seven years. If you live in Kentucky, your chances are one in six. In New Mexico, more than one in three. Walk into an emergency room…

indianexpress.com - Mihir Vasavda - From hospital bed to Asian Games gold: Neeru Dhanda's journey
From hospital bed to Asian Games gold: Neeru Dhanda's journey
The Indian Express –

And yet, on Tuesday, as rain lashed the shooting range in Urenocho, in rural Toyota, Dhanda stood atop the podium, having done what no Indian woman had managed before, and no Indian shooter irrespective of the gender had since 1978: win an…

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