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Nick Triggle

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  • Health Correspondent, BBC
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BBC health correspondent, Royal TV Society and Medical Journalists' Assoc award winner. Interested in NHS, public health and social care. Views are my own.
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'I spent uni savings on getting my teeth fixed' - how NHS dentist shortage is costing a fortune

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By Nick Triggle Verified
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Nick Triggle - Health correspondent Thu, June 11, 2026 at 11:03 PM UTC 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Deacon Galloway paid nearly £800 for treatment at a private dental clinic [Dominic Hughes/BBC] Last summer Deacon Galloway was busy getting ready for university. His grandparents had been putting money away to help him with the costs, but then he faced an unexpected bill.
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Nearly 3,000 patients a day face corridor care in NHS

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By Nick Triggle Verified, Chloe Hayward Verified
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Nearly 3,000 patients a day had to be cared for in hospital corridors or make-shift treatment areas rather in a bed on a ward in England last month, figures show. It is the first time the data has been published and reveals the scale of the challenge facing the NHS in tackling what ministers say is "unsafe" and "unacceptable". Corridor care is when patients spend more than 45 minutes waiting for an appropriate place for their care and ministers have pledged to eradicate the practice by 2029.
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Advanced radiotherapy for prostate cancer to cut sessions from 20 to five

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By Nick Triggle Verified
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Thousands of men in England who have prostate cancer will be offered high-powered precision radiotherapy that will slash the number of treatment sessions they need from 20 to just five. Senior doctors said the technique – called SABR (stereotactic ablative radiotherapy) - would target the disease more effectively than standard radiotherapy and help reduce side-effects. The treatment is already offered to some patients with other types of cancer, including lung and brain.
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