By identifying the priorities of anti-abortion and other movements working to further rollback reproductive rights, we can take action to safeguard these rights, writes Katie Gaddini Americans are ...
Global drug policies need to switch from punishing people who use drugs to a more public health focused approach that targets the harm caused by substances, a report has recommended. Drug policies ...
The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments on 4 December on a 2023 Tennessee law that bans healthcare providers from providing ...
Workforce sustainability and expansion cannot be achieved without greater capacity to train staff, argue Colin Macdougall and ...
As the NHS’s first and only gaming addiction clinic approaches its fifth anniversary, Chris Stokel-Walker hears about its successes and the difficulty of working without evidence In October 2019 the ...
On behalf of the Association for Palliative Medicine of Great Britain and Ireland (APM), we welcome discussion around ...
The NHS in Scotland will get a “record” funding increase of £2bn to help reduce waiting lists, make it easier for people to see their GP, and advance plans for three new hospital buildings, the ...
Emma Gram and colleagues argue that the public needs high quality information and effective communication about the evidence ...
Trusts have been reminded to ask patients and their carers about time critical medicines when they are seen in emergency departments after an 85 year old patient died in hospital several weeks after ...
The government’s renewed pledge to end the hospital treatment backlog in England by 2029 will require a “monumental increase in activity,” healthcare leaders have said. In a speech setting out his ...
Ann Robinson reviews the latest research Bowel cancer and breast cancer remain common causes of death despite advances in ...
The General Medical Council has made only minor changes to how it will regulate physician associates (PAs) and anaesthesia associates (AAs) from 13 December, after a consultation that received more ...