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Professor Paul Little and colleagues have won this year's Research Paper of the Year for a study looking at prescribing of antibiotics for lower RTIs in children.

Tackling the inverse care law should be built into medical education by widening access to medical careers, pushing GP trainees to work in deprived areas, educating doctors on the impact of health inequalities and training them to advocate for patients, experts have said.

A new app could help more than a hundred thousand Scots suffering from long Covid get more targeted care and support.

Failla. and shes like a kitchen sponge, small, abrasive, and far more disgusting than most people realize, fox news contributor kat timf. it looks like you muggleed david blane this time. are you going to do house magic during the break. >> youre wearing velcro shoes, they light up when you walk. >> velcro shoes are the greatest thing when youre in a hurry. slide them on in. its really just stylish shoes always come loose. do you notice that? its like you have one job, shoe lace, you have one jo...

A cat-lover said it was "an utter relief" to be reunited with his missing pet, thanks to microchip technology, after five years.

“You don’t expect to hear that your cat has been found safe and well five years after he has gone missing." | ITV News London

A daring and venturesome much-loved Maine Coon found in Stevenage has been reunited with his owner all the way in north London, five years after he disappeared.

The Maine Coon is returned to his owner after being found as a stray 30 miles away.

The team looks at rising levels of abuse in practices, the latest GP workforce figures and speaks to Dr Carey Lunan and Dr David Blane from the Deep End Project in Scotland about how they are trying to tackle health inequalities and what other practices can learn from their work.

New research into treatment and diagnosis of long COVID 15 new studies across the UK will expand research into long COVID to support thousands of vulnerable people, backed by nearly £20 million through the NIHR From: 15 new studies across UK to expand research that will support thousands of vulnerable people Nearly £20 million for research projects will help improve understanding of long COVID and identify effective treatments Projects include the largest long COVID trial to date which wi...