Maggie’s schizophrenia was bad, but was it bad enough to have her sectioned?
The assessment might have trashed my timetable but it was an afternoon well spent.
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On World Aids Day, let’s end the stigma around HIV for good
Advances in treatment mean that being HIV positive is no longer a death sentence, but attitudes still lag behind.
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UK to reconsider blood donation ban for men who have sex with men
Under current rules, men who have had sex with another man in the past twelve months cannot donate blood.
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The hidden crisis in the National Health Service
Hospitals are no longer safe places for their staff, warns Simon Danczuk.
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Through malevolence or incompetence, Jeremy Hunt has driven junior doctors to strike
It takes a lot to make a doctor angry – by definition they must be calm under pressure. Yet the…
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Who is responsible for our health?
Overweight? Unhealthy? Unfit? It’s time people took more control of their health – but are they ready to do so?
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Are our health professionals ready for the digital age?
As technology introduces fundamental changes to the way in which we deliver healthcare, what does this mean for the skillsets…
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Junior doctors contract row: 98 per cent vote in favour of going on strike
The first walk-out will begin on 1 December with another two dates marked out for later in the month.
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