Having a goOf the IndoEuropean roots from which so many of our English words derive, one of the […]
Resident doctors across England braved the elements to join picket lines this morning as they kicked off their […]
In a recent lecture Chris Whitty, England’s chief medical officer, talked about how setbacks driven by misinformation can […]
bmj;391/nov14_4/r2359/FAF1faJohn Stuart Brown and Anne BrownJohn Stuart Brown was not the first GP to offer minor surgery in […]
A new drive to tackle “rampant levels of bullying and harassment” experienced by ethnic minority staff in the […]
More than 109 million women globally are living with heart and circulatory disease,1 yet they are more likely […]
Long covid and severe post-covid complications must be recognised as a prescribed industrial disease for health and social […]
A hospital trust has been fined £565 000 over the death of a young woman in a mental […]
Hospital leaders’ requests to exempt resident doctors from striking will not be granted if trusts do not properly […]
If reading about prostate specific antigen (PSA) screening in the British press, you could be forgiven for thinking […]