Three-year-old boy’s life-transforming surgery on hospital ship leaves neighbours stunned and smiling
When Roseline gave birth to her son, Armane, no one in her Madagascan village had
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Mercy Ships Welcomes First Patient in Madagascar, Marking New Era In Africa
Mercy Ships welcomes first patient in Madagascar, marking a new era in Africa. Baby receives surgery
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NHS Launches Campaign To Tell Patients About the Support Available at GP Practices
The support on offer for patients at their GP practice is expanding, thanks to thousands
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Have you thought about becoming a healthcare support worker in the NHS?
Healthcare support workers in the NHS play a vital role in providing excellent care to patients, so
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Digital Revolution To Bust Covid Backlogs And Deliver More Tailored Care For Patients
People across the country will benefit from faster, more personalised healthcare, following a digital revolution
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Leading Clinicians From All Over The World Recognized As Pioneers
Leading clinicians from all over the world recognized as Pioneers in their field join forces with an
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NHS Research Unit Launches To Tackle Inequalities Within Mental Health Services
A Research Unit, dedicated to researching inequalities in mental and physical healthcare, and to improving
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Experts Call For Better Access To Healthcare For Patients From Different Cultures
Experts call for better access to healthcare for patients from different cultures, saying it can
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MPs to debate petition relating to Black maternal healthcare and mortality
MPs will debate e-petition 301079, relating to Black maternal healthcare and mortality.
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Christian charity launches appeal to help the blindness crisis in Zimbabwe
Christian, overseas disability charity CBM is warning that hundreds of thousands of people are living needlessly blind in Zimbabwe – and the situation is worsening due to Coronavirus. On 18 February, CBM is launching a fundraising appeal to improve access to sight-saving treatment and until 20May all public donations will be doubled by the UK government.
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Lebanon’s poorest face spiralling crises 6 months after Beirut explosion
Lebanon’s most vulnerable continue to bear the brunt of its economic and health crises, six months after one of the largest non-nuclear explosions in history devastated its capital Beirut.
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