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While sexist attitudes do harm outcomes, the ‘reverse gender gap’ is being weaponised against women

To save the NHS money, the General Medical Council has been pushing the use of physician associates in place of qualified doctors—and putting patients...

We are a group of anaesthetists (doctors trained in anaesthesia) that are unhappy with the way the medical establishment is selling patients and the profession short.

The assisted dying debate has been filled with horror stories of miserable ends. But does this reflect the reality of ordinary death?

Making dying easier is not the solution when NHS, social and palliative care are simply not there for patients

Background Existing estimates of palliative care need in the UK were produced before the COVID-19 pandemic. We sought to produce updated, population-level estimates of palliative care need for each of...

Research reveals that Tessa Jowell’s programme not only helped early years children but went on to reduce youth crime On 22 February 2019, I spoke at a conference in memory of a good friend, Tessa Jowell. The event was about her legacy, marking 20 years…

Throughout all the questions, there is a baseline assumption that assisted dying will likely mean a smoother and calmer death. But does it?

Too many families have to fight when their children have Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND). They have to battle a system that seems not to have been built with their children in mind.…

Susie Perks-Baker and Ben Fuchs explore the challenge facing both 'nasty' and 'nice' cultures: failing to work constructively with conflict.

Doctor who transformed pain relief and emphasised the need for a holistic approach for patients in palliative care