For 25 years, politicians from the Thatcher to the Cameron government tried to use market principles and competition to push the NHS forwards, culminating in the 2012 Health and Social […]
Ann Robinson reviews the latest research from the top medical journals […]
The government’s draft white paper for reform of the NHS in England, which was leaked on 5 February 2021, is a remarkable document—as much for what it does not say, […]
The UK is stuck in a deadly catch-22 where access to help for alcohol addiction is harder, while people drinking at hazardous levels have increased their consumption, writes Ian Hamilton […]
If public health systems don’t trust individuals, individuals will also not trust public health, writes Abraar Karan […]
Here we are again, in another pandemic surge. We have been here before. What lessons have we learned? Have we learned anything? I wear multiple hats. Professionally, I am a […]
Staff should have a platform to communicate the discrimination happening throughout the NHS, says Nisha Aggarwal […]
Ahead of the next covid-19 known unknowns webinar, Allyson Pollock discusses the uncertainties around testing for SARS-CoV-2 in asymptomatic people […]
As many had predicted, the relaxation of covid-19 restrictions over the Christmas period started to take its toll on the NHS before 2020 was out. [1] Between 28 December 2020 […]
Throughout centuries, illness, death, and fear resulting from epidemics and pandemics have played a major role in the history of humankind. In additional to historical records of these events, we […]
