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Government launches a social media campaign to promote a new NHS App feature which helps people check their eligibility and book their flu vaccination
Report monitoring respiratory viruses for the 2026/27 season.
Patients are set to receive cutting-edge treatments as the government hits its ambitious target to speed up clinical trials.
The government's crackdown on cosmetic cowboys intensifies with restrictions on high-risk procedures.
£140 million will fund 14 urgent care schemes, with 25 more sites opening for winter, to boost NHS capacity and ease pressure on A&E.
Flu vaccination remains our best defence against workplace and school absenteeism.
Help shape the future of food safety in the UK. Join the FSA’s Scientific Advisory Committees and Science Council and contribute to evidence-based decision making.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a Food Alert for Action to businesses, including caterers, manufacturers, wholesalers and consumers, as ongoing investigations found that eggs from one Ukrainian food business were …
£33.2 million will fund 8 vaccine projects targeting deadly diseases, strengthening UK pandemic preparedness and helping protect people worldwide.
With possible signs of an early flu season, UKHSA urges those eligible to get vaccinated.
UKHSA is urging young people to get vaccinated with 2 doses for protection.
£3 million from the UK Integrated Security Fund (ISF) will enable UKHSA labs to extend surveillance to hospital wastewater sites and high-footfall locations.
The collections cover bacteria identified as priority threats by the World Health Organization.
Scientists used genome sequencing to identify genetic changes that may explain the severity of the Kent meningococcal disease outbreak earlier this year.
UKHSA, alongside the Food Standards Agency and other public health partners, continues to investigate an outbreak of Salmonella in the UK.
Freshers urged to get vaccinated with 2 doses before term starts.
UKHSA reminds parents to return flu consent forms to protect their children as roll out of vaccines in schools starts this week
UKHSA finds invasive Aedes aegypti breeding in east London, prompting enhanced surveillance.
UKHSA study finds sleep app cough data can detect respiratory illness and signal outbreaks early.
Latest data shows signs that vaccine uptake by the time children start primary school is stabilising.
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