Threat to abortion is just the beginning of the assault on rights
The logic being used against Roe vs Wade could be used to strike down same-sex marriage or access to contraception.
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GP chief calls for independent well-being regulator
Failure to put measures in place to support the mental health of staff could see the NHS collapse from within.
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Why Sajid Javid should concentrate his attention on staff, not scans
The Health Secretary has a delusional confidence in technology’s ability to fix complex problems.
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“It’s not shameful”: the fertility officer taking on work’s parent problem
Solicitor Natalie Sutherland is the world's first fertility officer, tasked with finding common ground between professional structures and real life.
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Only doctors at the end of their careers can recall the lavish lunches, the balloon trips, the conferences at ski…
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Why assisted dying can be an act of compassion
As a widely supported bill to change the law looks set to fail, we must ask: who does one’s life…
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How the battle against Covid became a forever war
Many predicted the virus would become a mild illness akin to a common cold. But as the Omicron variant spreads,…
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The global race to contain Omicron
As countries close their borders over fears of the new variant, we are reminded that the pandemic is far from…
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