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Patients who undergo pre-planned surgery are more likely to die if their operations are conducted at the end of the week, a new study suggests. Dea...
I believe I speak for the overwhelming majority of doctors in the NHS when I say I went into medicine to practice evidence based, not corporate-influenced medicine.
Nine in 10 doctors claim they would be happy to effectively starve to death under a controversial end-of-life regime, if they were terminally ill. ...
A swine flu jab which was given to hundreds of thousands of children carried an increased risk of developing the sleep disorder narcolepsy, research s...
Suicides have been on the rise since the recession began in 2008, with the British Medical Journal reporting that economic woe could be to blame for m...
A study into whether physical activity alleviates the symptoms of depression has found there is no benefit. Research published in the British Medic...
Playing a 3D computer game could be just as effective at treating young people with depression as face-to-face counselling, new research has suggested...
A medical journal has called for the acceptance of ‘after-birth abortion’ (killing a newborn baby), causing outrage among pro-life campaigners and...
New heart statistics published this week are a welcome reminder of how far we've come in the past decade. Between 2002 and 2010, the proportion of people in the UK who die from a heart attack each year has more than halved.
Eat a lot of chocolate over the bank holiday weekend? Well, according to a new study you could be reducing your risk of heart disease by a third. ...
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- Leading doctors are calling for action over the "worrying" number of women in the UK dying in pregnancy and shortly after deliver...
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- People should be allowed to sell their kidneys for £28,000 to tackle a shortage of donors, a researcher has suggested. Sue Ra...
