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Historians want to honour Dr Laura Sandeman with a new plaque at her former Aberdeen practice, nearly 100 years after her death.

From Monday night, people travelling into New Zealand will no longer be required to test before leaving. The Covid-19 Response […]

The ‘Big Stuff’ is important in General Practice but don’t forget the ‘Small Stuff’ urges Dr Brendan O’Shea As a committed bibliotherapist, I’m given to

Professor Mike Holmes, of Nimbuscare, hails the work of its volunteers - ranging in age from 16 to 86 - without whom it couldn’t deliver its…

NHS England says they must offer routine appointments - including face-to-face Monday to Saturday - but doctors say they are overstretched

Family doctors, who earn an average of £100,000 per year and generally work three days a week, will discuss the prospect of industrial action at a conference in Brighton later this month.

An Australian doctor writes about being overworked as a general practitioner in 2022 and the verbal abuse and stress she's suffered. Read her opinion here.

The study is built on the use of unique epidemiological data from the CopLab Database housed by the Center for General Practice.

A new study has found that cancer patients are at a greater risk of developing diabetes.

Cancer is the leading cause of death in Denmark, which has a population of close to 6 million people. In 2019 alone, more than 45,000 incident cases of cancer were diagnosed. Fortunately, the most...