A dalliance with “skinny jabs” left my patient unwell for months
As self-administered weight-loss treatments become more widespread, we are gaining more insight into their potential downsides.
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The organisations meant to safeguard care for gender-questioning young people are not working as they should.
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The return of measles reveals human beings at their most contradictory
Scare stories about vaccinations are more emotive than dry data.
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The truth about junior doctors’ pay
The BMA’s figures are debatable.
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Doctors are striking over the shambles that’s been made of their careers
During my three decades of service in the NHS, my profession has been denigrated and devalued.
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I’m on Mounjaro, and not afraid to say it
Enough of the weird embarrassment about the medication, already.
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Doctors, beware the AI scribe
The time I spend editing my computerised medical notes outweighs any productivity gains I get from not writing them.
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