Health

Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy, smoking and alcohol-specific deaths, across the UK's nations where the figures allow, life expectancy, deaths under 75 and children's weight by neighbourhood and ward in England, disability and unpaid care in each small area of England and Wales at the 2021 Census, child obesity, infant mortality, abortions in England and Wales since 1968, the under-18 conception rate and adults' drug use in England and Wales, babies breastfed at 6 to 8 weeks in England, suicide, with the suicide rate in England and Wales since 1981, suicides and suicide rates by council, avoidable deaths by nation, region and council, drug poisoning, alcohol-specific and homeless deaths by council, hospital admissions for flu, COVID-19 and RSV, new diagnoses of sexually transmitted infections and HIV and tuberculosis notifications in England, the UK's healthcare spending by who pays for it, NHS England's waiting lists and its A&E, cancer, diagnostic and ambulance waits, hospital beds occupied overnight, patients ready to leave hospital and those discharged each day, and NHS 111 calls answered within 60 seconds, and Scotland's and Wales's own NHS figures: A&E, planned care waits, delayed discharges, cancer waits, childhood immunisation and Wales's ambulance response times, with Scotland's waits for children's mental health services, psychological therapies and drug and alcohol treatment, its cancelled operations, Primary 1 children's weight and hospital admissions with COVID-19, flu and RSV, England's bloodstream and C. difficile infections from UKHSA, and Northern Ireland's drug-related deaths.