Health
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Though research is ‘in its infancy’, drug olaparib could slow cancer growth for with inherited BRCA-related breast cancer, which tends to affect younger women
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Paediatricians’ leader says figures obtained by Labour are further evidence NHS is being pushed to the brink
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Letters: Neil Kinnock on destroying the NHS by stealth, Peter Carew on Capita’s dubious role in the health service, 31 health workers call on the public to vote Labour, and Jinty Nelson on market forces in higher education
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Biopsies are seen as the best way of detecting the illness – but they have traditionally often required invasive techniques
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Study with ‘powerful results’ finds that combining two existing therapies could extend the life of men with advanced, high-risk prostate cancer by 37%
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Research presented in Chicago shows statins associated with reduction in death rates, prompting calls for further clinical trials
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Patients are being left in pain and discomfort due to fiancial pressures facing NHS, says Royal College of Surgeons
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Companies looking to flog products containing disease-causing substances will face few obstacles in Brexit Britain
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Letters from Phyl Meyer of the access to Elected Office Fund (Scotland), Michelle Mitchell of the MS Society, Ted Hill of the British Polio Fellowship, Clare Pelham of the Epilepsy Society and others
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Letters: Clare Slaney, Richard House and 73 others involved in the mental health field say that voters face an unusually grave choice on 8 June
Views from the NHS frontline Should doctors use WhatsApp to bypass archaic NHS tech?