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Doctors and healthcare organisations are urging the Dutch government to curb PFAS pollution and replace medical devices containing the chemicals.
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Helen says her mother sent £140,000 to romance scammers. Her account shows how changes in behaviour and unusual payments can alert families to possible fraud.
Blood tests of 967 Dutch donors show lower PFAS levels than in 2016–17, although most still exceeded a health-based guidance value.
The Dutch healthcare regulator is pressing two insurers over access to essential medical supplies in urgent situations.
The Dutch service handled nearly 6,500 chats in August, more than double July’s total after extending its hours.
Provisional figures show 7,810 people died following accidental falls in the Netherlands in 2025, with older people accounting for most deaths.
Sir Andrew Dilnot says an NHS-style social care system in England could take decades to introduce and cost well over £18bn a year, as the prime minister prepares to explain his plans.