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Why I’m convinced men have more to do with the UK’s falling birth rates than women do

The falling birth rate has nothing to do with women's personal choices here are the real culprits

GoodToKnow

Sixteen nurses in five years took their own lives while under investigation by scandal-hit regulator

UK nursing regulator’s chair confirms he will not step down following damning report

The Independent UK

Number of births in Scotland falls to lowest level in 170 years

THE number of babies born in Scotland fell to a record low last year, with statisticians revealing the country’s total fertility rate was at its…

The National (Scotland)

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Reproductive leave push to end 'culture of silence'

Paid leave entitlements for menopause and fertility issues would boost female workforce participation and prevent early retirements, unions say.

AAP

Teen birth rates in the U.S. have declined sharply in the last 20 years, especially among Latinas

The overall birth rate for 15- to 19-year-olds in the U.S. declined 71% between 2000 and 2022, according to a study by National Vital Statistics System

Latin Times

GPs threaten to 'bring NHS to a standstill' with possible strike

Family doctors are being balloted over industrial action

Evening Standard

GPs could bring NHS to standstill if they vote for first industrial action in 60 years, BMA warns

BMA is balloting GPs on whether to take first action for decades and starting from Thursday

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We must end the racial disparities in maternity outcomes

Letter: Women just like me are dying disproportionately and unnecessarily in what should be the happiest time of their lives, writes Dr Yasmin Mulji

The Guardian - UK

You Need a Retirement Contingency Plan: Five Steps to Get It Done

Planning for the unknown in retirement might sound impossible, but you can manage it by breaking it down into these five components.

Kiplinger

Organ transplant Racket: Delhi crime Branch writes to 11 private hospitals seeking details

Delhi Police have written to 11 private hospitals seeking details in connection with an organ transplant racket exposed by its Crime Branch earlier this month. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

How to Hire a Caregiver: Tips for Finding the Right Fit

When a loved one needs a little (or a lot of) help, take heart. You have options. Here's where to start looking for the support you need.

Kiplinger

NHS Scotland calls for blood donations as stocks run low

NHS Scotland has issued a national shortage alert for the nation's blood stocks ...

The National (Scotland)

At last, the chance to legalise assisted dying in the UK – and end the untold, unnecessary anguish

Tory MPs opposed to this human right have been swept away. On Friday in the Lords, a path towards choice will finally be set, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Assisted dying bill to be introduced into House of Lords

Keir Starmer under pressure to allow vote as private member’s bill to be introduced in upper chamber

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Patients cannot trust CQC’s hospital safety ratings, says Wes Streeting

Health secretary’s comments follow damning findings of interim report into state of English healthcare regulator

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on maternity care failings: black women and babies are hardest hit

Editorial: The mortality gap between mothers and infants of different ethnicities reflects the need to tackle discrimination and racism inside and outside healthcare

The Independent UK

Sickle cell pioneer Dame Elizabeth Anionwu honoured at UK’s first Black NHS awards

Exclusive: These awards are the first to focus solely on Black healthcare professionals of the Caribbean or African diaspora for significant contributions to the field

The Guardian - UK

The Gaza physiotherapist: My house was bombed – and my baby son and beloved husband died

Suha Nasser, 27, is a physiotherapist from Jabalia. She was sheltering with 31 relatives when their home was struck. Only six survived

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Aged care food staff re-class amid mass malnourishment

A bid to stretch resources has resulted in aged care food staff being re-classified as personal care workers as four in 10 residents remain malnourished.

The Conversation

Why a House of Lords private member’s bill on assisted dying is one to watch this week

Charlie Falconer, Labour peer and former lord chancellor, is to introduce a private member’s bill into the House of Lords on July 26 to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales. It is currently illegal in these parts of the UK to help someone to end their life. The introduction…

International Business Times UK

'Mom Told Me I Was Her Retirement Plan': Woman Says She Sacrificed Everything For Her Kids, Now They Should Take Care Of Her

Adult child Jo faces a dilemma: Mom expects financial support despite a strained relationship. Is Jo obligated to help?

AAP

Baby drought as house prices push parents out of cities

Australians are having less babies and the fertility plunge is being blamed on high housing costs with analysis showing parents are being pushed to the fringes.

AAP

Schools get funding boost for consent education

Schools will get $77 million to provide consent education as part of a national program to foster attitudes about respectful relationships from an early age.

Evening Standard

Longevity research ‘can unlock huge benefits’ for Britain as it tackles an ageing population

‘As life expectancy has increased, the proportion of time spent in good health is going down. We must urgently develop a new approach to medicine’ - Lord Lebedev

The Guardian - UK

Why preventing long-term sickness in the UK is an economic necessity

With extended life expectancy Britain has wound up an increasingly sick nation – and experts say that this is as bad for GDP as it is for our health

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