The latest resident doctors’ strikes raise a question at the heart of ethics: do the ends justify the means? Is it acceptable for doctors to allow foreseeable harm to patients by striking in the hope ...
What you need to know A 58 year old man presents to his general practitioner (GP) to discuss recent blood test results after ...
Children are now using e-cigarettes at higher rates than adults. Tom Gatehouse and colleagues argue for an approach to ...
Resident doctors across England braved the elements to join picket lines this morning as they kicked off their latest five ...
In a recent lecture Chris Whitty, England’s chief medical officer, talked about how setbacks driven by misinformation can be ...
John Stuart Brown and Anne Brown John Stuart Brown was not the first GP to offer minor surgery in his practice, but he was ...
Long covid and severe post-covid complications must be recognised as a prescribed industrial disease for health and social ...
A new drive to tackle “rampant levels of bullying and harassment” experienced by ethnic minority staff in the health service ...
England is facing one of the toughest ever winters in its history as an early wave of flu sweeps the nation, health officials ...
Policies for research and practice must acknowledge how sex affects outcomes More than 109 million women globally are living ...
Patient preferences key to weighing benefits and risks of indefinite treatment Determining the optimal duration of ...
The UK is set to make global history with a bill promising a “smoke-free” generation. What the legislation says on vaping ...
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