In the spirit of the season, Abi Rimmer asks six doctors to describe what brings them joy at work It can often feel as though there is little to be positive about when working in healthcare, and it is easy to forget that there is joy to be found during the working day. But joy at work can and does exist for many doctors. This might come from an interaction with a patient or colleague, or from…
On 20 January 2025, Donald Trump, President of the United States, issued executive order (EO) 14151, “Ending Radical and Wasteful Government DEI Programs and Preferences.”…
Objective To describe the extent of late adverse event reporting by manufacturers to the US Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Manufacturer And User Facility Device…
To revive clinical research in the UK we need to streamline systems and dismantle bureaucracy, writes Masud Husain Clinical research in the UK is now…
We are all responsible for rejecting racism and religious discrimination in the NHS and society, writes Hina Shahid The past year has felt like a…
Guidelines focus on the individual, while industry escapes scrutiny Harmful gambling is a global public health issue that is attributable to the rapid expansion of…
Some people seeking abortions could face the death penalty under amended legislation Lawmakers in at least nine US states—Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, North Dakota,…
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) has shifted its stance of opposing a change in the UK’s law on assisted dying to a position…
### What you need to know About 15% of adults living in Great Britain are estimated to participate in “problem gambling” or in gambling with…
Equality feels like oppression to those accustomed to privilege, the adage goes. To certain petty political leaders and their supporters, it must. There is no…
Measles cases are at a 25 year high in Europe, while North America and Afghanistan are also dealing with major outbreaks and children dying from…
