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Charlotte Brighton, 36, a nail technician, lives in Gosport, Hants. She says: When I was diagnosed with depression, I was told I had to go on an antidepressant - there was no other option.

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Talking General Practice speaks to Nottingham GP Dr Gemma Wilkinson, clinical lead of the Nottinghamshire GP Phoenix Programme, about the programme's initiatives that aim to better support GPs at every stage of their career.

EXCLUSIVE: Rachael Buckett, from Inverness, was approaching her 50 but felt like she was three decades older at 19 stone, as she struggled with every movement.

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The Solomons Islands security agreement with China led to paroxysms of 'serious concern' about militarisation of the Pacific. 3 days before the Pacific Island Forum convened, 4 US B-2 nuclear-capable stealth bombers  deployed on rotation into Australia. I know what worries me most.

Results of this years GP Patient Survey are in ­and reveal what patients think about their doctor.

The UK government is warning of an extreme heatwave coming next week and asking people to prepare. This is the beginning stage of climate collapse and it has the potential to get much worse. But it's not too late to prevent the worst - choosing proactive pathways right now empowers us to make the changes needed.

More time to spend with more complex patients who have more complex needs. in an ideal world we i would have more gps. i think were all increasingly aware that this is not an ideal— world so broadening that multi—professional team| is really important. but we also have to look at the type of work that is being asked - of general practice provide, - and that definitely needs a review. and i also think we need to review the resources i going into general practice. the government says it is wor...

A lot of people have claimed they’ve had heavier periods or unusual menstrual bleeding after COVID-19 vaccination. What does the science say?