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Government sets out plans to stop vapes being marketed to children

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By Gee Harland Verified
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SolStock / E+ via Getty Images Plans to stop vapes being marketed to children could see the introduction of plain packaging, restrictions on flavour descriptions, and keeping vapes out of sight in shops, the government has confirmed. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has announced the launch of a new consultation which includes proposals to reduce the appeal of vapes through white packaging, restrictions on text colour, imagery, branding and standardised product information.
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Patient confidence in GP practices ‘bouncing back’, says NHSE

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By Gee Harland Verified
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SolStock / E+ via Getty Images Patient confidence in GP practices is ‘bouncing back’ as latest data shows an uptick in satisfaction levels, according to NHS England. The 2026 GP Patient Survey results, published today, reveal that more than three-quarters of patients (76.7%) rated their overall experience of their GP practice as good, up from 73.9% last year.
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Health secretary urged to intervene as GP practices report ‘dangerously hot’ workplaces

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By Gee Harland Verified
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iiievgeniy / iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images The health secretary has been asked to take ‘immediate action’ to protect nurses and healthcare staff amid the latest heatwave as GP practices report ‘dangerously hot’ workplaces. The Doctors Association UK (DAUK) has written to James Murray requesting ‘rapid, proactive measures’ to keep staff and patients safe during the heatwave as temperatures have once again climbed above 30°C this week.
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