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Entrepreneurial flair continues to be key feature of continent’s economic dynamism
Continent’s rising demographics present an opportunity for private providers
Government seeks to win over pharma groups with new investments in genomics research and drug manufacturing
Independent data shows record number of UK patients paying for treatment
The FT examines the causes and effects of an increasing global resistance to antibiotics: from the pressures doctors are under to prescribe them, to what new treatments are currently in the pipeline, as well as what role can the consumer play in reducing antibiotic use in the food chain
What the Britain’s Healthiest Workplace data tell us about the nation’s wellbeing, as tough economic times beckon. Also: counting the cost of rising long-term sickness on the economy; how organisations can tackle rising levels of exhaustion and retain staff; workspace designers are going all out on domesticity
Royal College of Radiologists says ‘critical lack of capacity’ reduces sufferer’s chances of survival
Doctor-staffing company was once valued at $10bn after buyout by KKR
Alzheimer’s advocates call for ambitious declaration to match the scope of commitments made 10 years ago
Shadow health secretary sets out plan to boost clinical research
Viral disease previously known as monkeypox has caused more than 87,000 infections and 140 deaths
German medical equipment maker is powering down a business acquired in 2019
Measure for people with common ailments intended to cut waiting times to see a GP in England
Treatment backlogs and poor recruitment aggravate chronic mismatch between demand and resources
The 90-year-old Swiss lawyer says assisted dying should be available to almost everyone
A long-time palliative care nurse tells us what we owe the people who help us die
Government to press ahead with 5% wage rise despite continued opposition from main nurses’ union
US health insurer is facing dozens of complaints alleging it has not paid its bills
Stress, burnout and workplace culture are driving the mounting exodus
Noubar Afeyan says court rulings on abortion pills and access to healthcare undermine efforts to combat diseases
Hurdles facing drug trials point to challenges for Britain’s drive for innovation
Dutch health technology group makes provision for resolution of a class-action lawsuit
Decision halts limitations imposed by a Texas judge earlier this month
Judicial intervention over Danco Laboratories should send chills through anyone working in a regulated industry
New system could be modelled on Covid-19 vaccinations to ease pressure on hospitals
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