Severe symptoms, long diagnostic delays and a lack of workplace protections are leaving some women unable to stay employed, according to accounts highlighted in a new inquiry.
A Cardiff health summit heard how women’s symptoms are still too often dismissed, as campaigners and ministers called for stronger services, better training and more say for patients.
With the Federal Reserve offering less guidance under Chairman Kevin Warsh, investors are increasingly using artificial intelligence and other tools to interpret what the central bank may do next.
The US says it has carried out a seventh straight night of strikes on Iran, while Tehran claims to have hit American allies and military facilities across the region.
BMW’s next Neue Klasse model has been spotted in Touring form for the first time, hinting at a longer, wagon-style body and the same EV hardware as the sedan.
A former London Underground cleaner who won an unfair dismissal case says the public should be aware of the asbestos and hazardous dust concerns raised by his work.
In letters responding to a STAT opinion piece, clinicians argued that primary care and specialty care are complementary, and that payment policy should better support the system patients actually need.
Zelestra has secured a long-term tolling agreement with EnBW for 300MW of capacity in a planned 500MW battery storage project in Emilia-Romagna, Italy.
An Italian court has handed jail terms to former motorway executives over the 2018 Genoa bridge disaster, in which 43 people died.
The Olto is an unconventional two-wheeler that combines e-bike labeling with moped-like hardware, strong performance, and a design that is likely to split opinions.