Researchers have found that a simple bicarbonate solution could be enough to help induce labour in women struggling to give birth normally.
Their approach, if confirmed by more extensive research,
A recent study suggests that the NHS is rapidly losing nurses.
Last year, 33,000 nurses left the NHS, a 20% rise in nurses leaving in the last 5 years.
A Birmingham NHS trust has paid out over £90 million towards compensation in the last five years, with around £20 million being paid out last year alone.
Data from the
The window to offer your suggestions for Birmingham City Council’s budget for 2018 closes today.
While most of the council’s tentative decisions surround back-end logistics and efficiency,
Visualization by Wan Ulfa, Victòria Oliveres and Carmen Aguilar
Five out of six hospitals in Birmingham had over 85% overnight bed occupation rate from July to September 2017, according to
Only three out of ten people in the West Midlands have a healthy weight, with the other 7 out of 10 being classified as either overweight or obese.
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Viewers were reacting last night to an air pollution experiment carried on in Kings Heath, asking for more action from the City Council. 'Fighting For Air' tackles the
While the demand is high for more bike lanes and road security in the city, Birmingham is also where the population is the least satisfied with cycling opportunities.
The grief of losing one child through miscarriage would be heartbreaking for any parent. But for author Zoe Clark-Coates, it is an experience she's had to endure on five occasions.
More than half of MPs in the Midlands support "buffer zones" for abortion clinics.
A poll by YouGov found that 57% of MPs surveyed supported Ealing Council’s
