Inside Health
James finds out why there are fears over new skincare products, plus physio goes digital.
Month: July 2025
Patients urged to go to appointments during strike
An NHS spokesperson is thanking teams in the region for their hard work over the weekend.
US and China end trade talks with no breakthrough
A fragile trade truce that the US and China reached in May could expire in on 12 August.
How did Bronze play Euro 2025 with fractured tibia?
Physiotherapist Nick Worth tells BBC Sport how Lucy Bronze was able to play through Euro 2025 with a fractured tibia.
IMF upgrades global growth forecast as tariffs ease
A softening of Trump tariffs since April means global growth could be stronger, the IMF says
Why are resident doctors striking and what are they paid?
Resident doctors in England will strike over pay for five days from 25 July.
Wegovy maker warns of slower profits as rivals bite
The Danish weight loss drug-maker claims “knock-off” treatments are hitting growth.
Starmer pleads with resident doctors to halt strike
The PM urges doctors not to follow their union down the “damaging road” of strike action, which starts on Friday.
US rail merger could create first coast-to-coast freight service
Union Pacific agrees to buy Norfolk Southern, establishing a $250bn colossus with 50,000 miles of track.
Students feel ‘let down’ by mental health support – but should it really be up to universities?
The number of students reporting mental health concerns is rising. But to what extent should the onus be on universities?