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Resident doctors in England are demanding a 29 per cent pay uplift to end the ongoing cycle of strikes that have caused "so much harm to patients and the wider healthcare system." The British Medical Association, the union representing doctors, claims the current pay rise of 4 per
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The recent surge in NHS strikes, spearheaded by the British Medical Association (BMA), poses a significant threat to the healthcare system and the UK's public finances. Despite a 22% pay rise granted just a year ago, the BMA is now demanding an additional 29% increase, citing a need
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Resident doctors in the UK, formerly known as junior doctors, have seen their public support for strike action dwindle despite receiving significant pay increases. A recent poll by YouGov found that 48% of British adults oppose resident doctors going on strike, while only 39% support them taking action. This shift
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Dozens of doctors, lawyers, academics, and witnesses gathered in Sarajevo for the first public session of the Gaza Tribunal, a civil society-led process aimed at documenting and challenging Israel's crimes in Gaza. Inspired by the 1966 Russell-Sartre private people's tribunal, which investigated and criticized US foreign
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The ongoing nationwide strike by health professionals in Ethiopia, which began on 13 May after the government failed to respond to a 12-point demand, has entered its third week. Senior doctors working in hospitals across several regions of the country are warning that the strike is putting both patients and
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As the debate over NHS doctors' pay continues, with ballots now open for strike action, the British Medical Association (BMA) has rebuffed the government's latest offer, citing that it falls short of what is needed to address the severe real-terms pay cuts and retention crisis within the
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Physicians affiliated with OneOncology partner practices, and the OneOncology Research Network (OneR), are presenting 23 research abstracts at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting 2025, May 30-June 3. The selected studies reflect the deep commitment of OneR investigators to advancing cancer care across independent community practices nationwide,
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Following the death of a 34-year-old man, Waseem Ahmed Pathan, at Paras Hospital Srinagar, eight medical staff members have been temporarily suspended and barred from practising in any hospital. The administration has directed the staff to be available for an inquiry team, with non-compliance considered a serious violation. The incident
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A contentious bill, AB 408, has passed the California State Assembly and is moving on to the Senate. Sponsoring the bill is the Medical Board of California, which proposes the creation of a secret "diversion program" for doctors struggling with substance abuse. This program would shield doctors from
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Residents in England are preparing for further strike action as a ballot for industrial action closed on July 7, following the Government's recent pay offer of a 4% increase for most doctors, with £750 additional for resident doctors. The British Medical Association (BMA), representing doctors, argues that this
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Resident doctors in England have begun receiving ballots for renewed industrial action after the Government's recent pay rise offer was criticized by the British Medical Association (BMA) for not going far enough in restoring historical pay freezes. The BMA, which represents doctors, said the pay rise does not
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Resident doctors in the UK, previously known as junior doctors, are demanding a 30 per cent pay rise, with Labour facing a potentially "summer of discontent" as other workers, including teachers, nurses, and airport staff, consider joining strikes. The doctors' union, the British Medical Association (BMA), is
