The unacknowledged trauma epidemic
Sexual violence haunts survivors long after the event. Are health services equipped to cope?
BySexual violence haunts survivors long after the event. Are health services equipped to cope?
BySuch a blunt approach will do more harm than good.
By30 September 1983: Much was wrong with welfare socialism from the beginning.
ByStaff shortages are undermining efforts to provide early diagnoses, says the health and social care committee.
ByThe Shrewsbury report proves C-sections save lives.
ByFailure to put measures in place to support the mental health of staff could see the NHS collapse from within.
ByOnly doctors at the end of their careers can recall the lavish lunches, the balloon trips, the conferences at ski…
ByThe platform’s fact checkers found no inaccuracies in a recent BMJ investigation – but limited its reach anyway. Should they…
ByFor a condition where time is everything, delays had a big impact on patients
With our immune systems susceptible, the influenza vaccine will be more crucial than ever this winter, says the president of…
By26 October 1962: Prompted by Michael Foot's biography of Aneurin Bevan, John Freeman gathers his thoughts about the father of…
ByPhil Whitaker draws on his experiences as a doctor to investigate how close we are to a cure for the “emperor…
ByMortality rates for elderly people are rising across the country. Initially, the authorities blamed merely cold weather.
ByIn this archive piece from 2013, British Future polling revealed that while attitudes to the NHS had been fluctuating, commitment…
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