November has marked Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, a time to highlight one of the most aggressive cancers and the importance of early diagnosis and effective treatment.

With around 48,000 new cases each year, lung cancer remains the third most common cancer in the country. Yet, for many, missed or delayed detection has profound consequences on treatment options and outcomes.

The family of Julie Hurn, a mother of two from Norfolk, has received an apology from the NHS after a 90-minute delay in ambulance response led to her death.

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month—a time to reflect, offer support, and take action. While campaigns focus on early detection and prevention, real stories from our clients reveal the devastating impact of delayed diagnosis or treatment.

Baby Loss Awareness Week is a time of reflection, remembrance and raising awareness for those affected by the heartbreaking loss of a baby.

The Thirlwall Inquiry has heard evidence from Dr Elizabeth Newby and Dr Murthy Saladi, consultant paediatricians who both worked at the Countess of Chester Hospital when Letby worked as a neonatal nurse.

The Thirlwall Inquiry has heard evidence from Dr Gibbs, a treating paediatrician at the Countess of Chester Hospital from 1994 and in post in 2015, when Letby worked as a neonatal nurse.

On October 6th we stand with the global community to celebrate World Cerebral Palsy Day. This day is about raising awareness, fostering inclusivity, and recognising the incredible resilience of individuals living with cerebral palsy (CP).