Category: NHS

22-Month-Old’s Lungs Collapsed After He Was Born With Cysts—but Thanks to Health Workers, He’s Thriving

May 15, 2021
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Will and Erin Caffrey’s 22-month-old son Charlie suffers from a potentially fatal lung condition. He was still in his mother’s womb when they learned of the cysts that were in his lungs. The couple, from the UK, were heartbroken, yet with the help of healthcare workers, Charlie is now looking forward to his second birthday. “We didn’t…

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England’s NHS in Most ‘Precarious’ Position for 72 Years Says Its Chief

January 18, 2021
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England’s National Health Service is struggling more amid the CCP virus pandemic than it has in its 72-year history, its Chief Executive Officer said on Sunday. NHS chief Sir Simon Stevens told the BBC’s Andrew Marr program that hospitals across the country continue to fill up with Covid-19 patients and “staggeringly” another person is admitted…

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Hancock: Hotels Not Ruled Out to Free Up NHS Beds for CCP Virus Patients

January 13, 2021
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Britain’s Health Secretary Matt Hancock said on Wednesday that the government would not rule out moving hospital patients into hotels in order to free up beds for people suffering from the CCP virus. Asked if hotels would be used in this way Hancock told ITV News that though it was not something the government was…

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