53 h. ago 'Fake nurse' treated 4,000 patients before huge error exposed 'disturbing lies'

A police investigation has been launched into Autumn Bardisa, 29, after hospital bosses had concerns over her medical credentials. Authorities have called the case 'disturbing'

Science

4 d. ago Toddler given paracetamol for what doctors thought was fever is fighting for her life as it turns out be rare genetic illness

Katie Hughes was rushed to hospital after having a terrifying seizure but doctors blamed the fit on a high temperature.

Sport

4 d. ago Toddler was given paracetamol by doctors but she was already fighting for her life and now faces race against time

Katie Hughes faces a a looming NHS deadline for £500,000 treatment

Sport

5 d. ago The uninhabited island being converted into medical facility to treat 2,000 wounded from Gaza

Indonesia’s Galang Island will be used to treat about 2,000 wounded residents and temporarily shelter their families

Politics

5 d. ago Huge cancer boost as hundreds of patients are set to be offered jab that can protect against the disease

The injection targets the advanced form of head and neck cancer-which experts believe will herald a new era in fighting the disease.

Science

5 d. ago Moment fake nurse who treated 4,000 patients without a license is arrested by police

This is the moment a fake nurse who has treated more than 4,000 patients without a license was arrested by police in Florida.

Events

6 d. ago The uninhabited island being converted into a Gaza medical facility

Indonesia’s Galang Island will be used to treat about 2,000 wounded residents and temporarily shelter their families

Politics

6 d. ago Fake nurse in Florida is arrested and accused of treating over 4,000 hospital patients without a license

Autumn Bardisa, 29, of Florida, was arrested Wednesday following a seven-month-long investigation revealing she is not a registered nurse

Science

7 d. ago We published a photo of a malnourished child in Gaza. It made an impact globally – and created controversy | Elisabeth Ribbans

Initially, we did not know that Muhammad Zakariya Ayyoub al-Matouq had cerebral palsy. But his medical details do not diminish his suffering, or that of other children in GazaBetween April and mid-July this year, more than 20,000 children in Gaza were admitted to hospital for treatment for acute malnutrition, 3,000 of whom were severely malnourished, according to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), a global initiative whose members include UN agencies such as the World Health Organization, World Food Programme and Unicef, as well as NGOs and research institutes.Over this period, and in the weeks since, the Guardian has published many images of hungry children, among them at least 20 shown in an emaciated condition. (It does so working to an editorial code that gives special protection to children, publishing on matters that may intrude into their welfare only when there is a strong public interest to do so.) But one photograph, which appeared on the homepage of ...

Culture

1 week ago Surgeons forced to finish operation using torches on their mobile phones amid power cut at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, damning report reveals

The central London hospital, which treats 76,000 kids a year, has been blighted by power outages, water leaks, and issues with air filtration systems.

Science

3 w. ago Behavioural psychologist reveals what your car maintenance routine says about you

A poll of 2,000 drivers found 35 percent admit to treating their vehicle 'like a baby', with some banning the slamming of doors and muddy clothes and shoes

Transport