“People think I’m dirty”: Most of us face acne – so why is our knowledge of it skin-deep?
As celebrities like Lorde, Saoirse Ronan and Kendall Jenner talk about their spots, the myths surrounding acne are at a turning-point.
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“Promises are not enough”: why a court ruling shows the government cannot be trusted on air pollution
Could it be third time lucky for the campaigners battling government inertia on deadly air pollution?
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Like many others, Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba was left in charge of a failing aircraft
Ony when enough hospitals shut down, and do so often, will those with true responsibility properly resource the NHS.
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Even if you’re insured, healthcare in the United States is broken
Yes, there are problems with the NHS. But in the US, I was billed $125 for handing a form to…
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Why hiking the immigration health surcharge is bad for the NHS
The NHS needs to recruit overseas workers – and making them pay thousands for healthcare doesn’t help.
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Accountable care doesn’t mean we’ll end up with US-style privatised health
Campaigner concerns are misplaced, and the NHS needs more integrated services to survive.
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Jeremy Hunt is still clinging to his job because he has big plans for April
A clue lies in the 2005 policy publication, Direct Democracy: An Agenda for a New Model Party, which Hunt co-authored with…
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Why the case of Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba makes doctors so nervous
There is an overriding and uncomfortable sense amongst doctors that “this could have easily been me”.
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