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Newsletter from AMRHAI, the national reference laboratory responsible for the detection and investigation of antibiotic resistance.
Additional environmental checks are to be carried out in and around the Grenfell Tower site to provide extra reassurance to survivors and local residents.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The aim of the proposal is to prevent birth defects such as spina bifida by increasing folate intake in pregnant women.
New data shows that over 3 million surgeries and cancer treatments may become life threatening without antibiotics.
PHE and the FSA are working together to inform the public about the measures they can take to avoid infection with Salmonella Typhimurium.
DHSC will award up to £32 million of capital funding to the NHS, universities and research organisations for research into antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
Public Health England (PHE) is investigating an outbreak of Salmonella affecting people who consumed a nationally distributed liquid egg white product.
Public Health England (PHE) confirm that an individual has been diagnosed with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) in England.
G20 leaders will come together to simulate a fictional drug-resistant E. Coli pandemic, as part of an international effort to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
The NHS Genomic Medicine Service is the first national genomic healthcare service in the world and will allow faster diagnosis and personalised care.
A new study by Public Health England, the University of Oxford and others reveals we can better predict a patient’s response to TB treatments.
New data released by Public Health England reveal that the number of people diagnosed with tuberculosis In England is at its lowest level since the 1990s.
A more effective flu vaccine is available this winter for those aged 65 and over, which could prevent deaths and reduce the burden on the NHS.
PHE has published a new Health Profile for England report giving the most comprehensive picture of the health of England today and into the future.
Latest information on Public Health England’s involvement in major incident declared in Amesbury.
Professor Dame Sally Davies has made a statement about public safety, following the identification of suspects involved in the Salisbury attack.
Annual HIV data published today shows new diagnoses decreased from 5,280 new diagnoses in 2016 to 4,363 in 2017.
Public Health England is urging the public to find out their ‘heart age’, with 50 preventable deaths from heart attack or stroke happening every day.
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