Will the Amos review fix our broken maternity system?
Bereaved families hope they will get the answers they have long fought for. But questions remain over the investigation’s approach
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Oxford trust accused of inappropriately accessing maternity campaigner’s medical records
The trust confirmed to the New Statesman that an investigation is underway
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The Slapp trap
As media lawyers battle to keep Britain’s libel industry lucrative, hopes for reform are fading
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England’s maternity scandal engulfs another NHS trust
Dozens of babies’ deaths might have been avoided. Their families are fighting for answers
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NHS puberty blocker trial information “ignores or minimises critically important risks”
Professional clinicians have raised concerns about another aspect of the forthcoming Pathways trial
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One in ten children receiving NHS gender care are self-medicating with sex hormones
New data reveals the number of children taking either testosterone or oestrogen
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Oxford health professionals advise mothers to question “sensationalist” media coverage
It is not known how many patients have received the letter, which downplays concerns around maternity care
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