The head of the UK government’s national scheme to test new obesity treatments has received nearly £80 000 from the makers of ...
In Gaza lives are still being cut short, illnesses left untreated, and people continue to suffer, writes Alaa Alshurafa In ...
More bans and the changing political and legal landscape in the US have made training in abortion techniques difficult. Anika ...
Jasper Kampman and colleagues discuss why the EU decision to ban desflurane on environmental rather than medical grounds is ...
People in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have started receiving a vaccine against Bundibugyo Ebola, the deadly ...
A clearer case for patient choice Flexor tendon injuries are among the most common upper limb injuries seen in emergency and ...
Tens of thousands of young people in England have been waiting more than a year for an NHS appointment, a report warns.1 ...
An all male panel at an international conference for breast surgeons has sparked outrage among senior doctors. The 14 member ...
Consultants in England will strike for two days in November after negotiations on pay and working conditions broke down, the ...
The Court of Appeal’s conclusion that the General Medical Council does not have a duty of care to doctors under investigation ...
The health of women and girls has been disproportionately affected by the United States’ cuts to foreign aid, say health experts. Rebecca Root examines how and where healthcare has been dismantled—and ...
Financial incentives may have a role in driving care quality, but they must be meticulously designed
A notable feature of the government’s 10 year health plan for England, Fit for the Future , was its insistence that ...
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