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'Game changer' study seeks answers for heavy periods and endometriosis (opens the original)
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A major new research project aiming to transform care for women with heavy periods is to create the world's largest menstrual fluid biobank. The CycleTrack study hopes to improve understanding of heavy menstrual bleeding and related conditions such as endometriosis and fibroids, helping speed up diagnosis and treatment for millions of women. Led by researchers from the universities of Bristol and Exeter, it will collect real-time health data and menstrual fluid samples from thousands of women ac
Parents say Sirona therapy review leaves questions unanswered (opens the original)
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Parents of children with complex disabilities say a review into a therapy service has failed to answer key questions about their children's care. The report identified failings including staffing shortages and communication breakdowns within Sirona Care & Health's children's therapy service. But families say it does not fully address the issues that led them to speak out. In a statement, Sirona chief executive Jo Beer said it was a "balanced assessment" and the organisation was focused on "learn
NHS worker sent patient record screenshot to partner in data breach (opens the original)
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A hospital worker shared a screenshot of a patient's medical record with their partner after accessing up to 200 individual patient records without permission at a Somerset NHS trust, new documents reveal. Victims told the BBC they are disgusted the worker, who resigned before any disciplinary action, received only a police caution. Correspondence obtained by the BBC under the Freedom of Information Act suggests patient information may have been shared and that a patient was contacted using a ph
Met Police apologises for data breach involving alleged Al Fayed victims (opens the original)
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The Metropolitan Police has apologised after it inadvertently disclosed email addresses of around 140 people who say they were sexually abused by the late Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed. Scotland Yard confirmed to the BBC it copied in all those who had signed up to receive a monthly email update for victims instead of blind copying them. The update revealed a further three suspects in their 70s and 80s had been interviewed under caution, bringing the total number interviewed to seven. The force
'Action on bullying at Bristol unit might have saved my daughter' (opens the original)
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The mother of a teenager who took her own life at a mental health unit says she has been "left wondering" if she would still be alive had concerns about a bullying culture among staff been acted on sooner. Michelle Curtis' 17-year-old daughter Lucy died in 2024 while she was a patient at Riverside Adolescent Unit in Bristol. An inquest found failings by the unit "probably contributed" to her death. A separate internal review, reviewed by the coroner but not shared with the jury, has highlighted
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