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Chemical BPA detected in pacifiers from European brands

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Laboratory tests revealed BPA in some baby dummies from major brands, despite “BPA-free” labels, posing risks to children’s development and health. As reported by The Guardian, three major European baby dummies have tested positive for a chemical

Nearly 300,000 protest NHS drug price hikes

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Nearly 300,000 people protested against NHS drug price rises as the UK government faces pressure from the US over soaring medicine costs. As reported by The Independent, about 300,000 people have protested proposed changes to NHS drug

Charities warn against quick-fix fat reduction shots

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Experts warn UK weight-loss jabs provide only temporary relief from obesity, urging the need for long-term support and healthy lifestyle changes. As reported by The Telegraph, health experts said weight-loss jabs are no quick remedy for tackling

Toxin linked to rising bowel cancer in young people

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A study finds E. coli’s colibactin toxin may raise bowel cancer cases in 25‑49-year-olds, highlighting a potential early-life trigger for the disease. As reported by The Independent, researchers suggest a possible link between an E. coli toxin and increasing

Doctors in England oppose new online booking rules

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – English GPs warn new digital booking could harm patient care, urging ministers to act quickly to prevent system overload. As reported by The Guardian, GPs across England raised concerns over government online booking, warning a surge in

NHS clinics advised on private funds amid £6m fears

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ministers hire firms for £6m to explore private funding for NHS clinics, sparking fears of costly PFI-style failures while Labour pledges public ownership. As reported by The Guardian, firms received £6m to help ministers plan privately funded

NHS productivity beats forecast, supports Rachel Reeves

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – NHS productivity rose 2.7%, beating the 2% target, easing fiscal pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of the autumn Budget. As reported by The Telegraph, NHS staff exceeded government targets, giving Chancellor Rachel Reeves a pre-Budget advantage.

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