NHS South East: More than one in five children starting school without MMR vaccines
More than 20% of children due to start school for the first time not fully vaccinated against measles, mumps and rubella, NHS South East has warned.
Read moreDetailsMore than 20% of children due to start school for the first time not fully vaccinated against measles, mumps and rubella, NHS South East has warned.
Read moreDetails'We couldn't be prouder' says the group
Read moreDetailsHe says new figures are a ".. wake-up call.
Read moreDetailsStaff at the Royal Berks will continue to benefit from on-site support from Citizens Advice partnership for a further 12 months
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berks staff were joined by descendants of Trooper Frederick Potts VC to open a brand-new clinical space named in his honour.
Read moreDetailsThousands of patients across the South East now have access vital diagnostic tests and scans at extended times through Community Diagnostic Centres
Read moreDetailsThe NHS is issuing reminders to make preparations around prescriptions ahead of the August Bank Holiday over the coming weekend.
Read moreDetailsThe XL bully ban is "failing" says the RSPCA - as dog bites, attacks and human fatalities persist, despite new data
Read moreDetailsThe NHS has announced it has delivered 376,997 vaccinations against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) in the South East.
Read moreDetailsPeople in Wokingham are being urged to learn about the seriousness of type 2 diabetes
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