The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has approved fenfluramine (Fintepla) for the treatment of seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS) in people aged 2 years and ...

Nearly 18 months after NHS England announced its intention to allow scientists to analyse general practice data for research, the scheme finally looks set to go ahead. Elisabeth Mahase examines how it ...

A senior GP partner who made false allegations to the General Medical Council about a colleague has been struck off the UK medical register after the GMC accused him of serious dishonesty and ...

Doctors’ leaders have condemned a “catastrophic” error in the marking of a high stakes medical exam that left almost 300 candidates with an incorrect result. The error affected nearly a fifth (283 of ...

People living in the most deprived areas of the UK are much more likely to die from cancer, with death rates almost 60% higher than in the most affluent areas, a new analysis has found. The work by ...

Discrimination experienced by doctors from ethnic minorities has been exposed in a survey carried out by the BMA in Scotland.1 It found that almost two thirds of respondents have experienced or ...

A collaborative dialogue between clinician and patient can make a huge difference to patient experience, writes Stephanie O’Donohue It is vital that patients feel safe and supported when accessing ...

Doctors are finding it increasingly difficult to provide healthcare in Sudan, including for sick and malnourished children, as violence escalates and supplies of food and surgical equipment dwindle, ...

Students should not feel they have to abandon their medical career because of a lack of financial support while at medical school The BMA recently published survey data that found 43% of UK medical ...