As a heart transplant patient, I fear no-deal Brexit is truly “do or die”
If I don’t receive my medication on time, my body will start rejecting my heart.
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The computer will see you now
A typical doctor makes 10,000 decisions a year. But even the best will get things wrong at least 100 times.…
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Cabinet audit: What does the reappointment of Matt Hancock as Health and Social Care Secretary mean for policy?
Following the failed leadership candidate and Remainer’s embarrassing sycophancy towards Johnson during the campaign, Matt Hancock has stayed in the…
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Personal Story: The courtroom inside my head
Coming to terms with my obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Watching the ambulance go past, a sixth sense told me it had come for John
The main road is quite wide, so the traffic was managing to get around the ambulance reasonably easily. Perhaps some…
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How mindfulness privatised a social problem
Governments often opt for treatments that focus on the individual rather than social maladies.
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How the lack of mental health support in Wales is endangering lives
“Austerity has shredded the community resources that prevent people from being admitted.”
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How cuts threaten the “last resort” charity counselling London’s refugees and asylum seekers
Each week, Waterloo Community Counselling helps over 270 people in up to 27 languages – from Cantonese to Kurdish Sorani. One of the…
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