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SAILORS at Fisherrow Yacht Club celebrated the end of the racing season with an informal supper and prize-giving, after an introduction by yacht…

These days, every medical provider I know is doing their best to stay afloat emotionally — with too few resources, too many patients, and more potential patients on the dock waiting to come on board.

An Olympic swimmer taught the next generation of potential champions in Bolton in time for the swimming club’s 150th anniversary.

Beyond the Box's 268-flat scheme has been approved to be built in The Hythe, Colchester, and will be student housing for the University of Essex.

Wide-format kit dealer CMYUK has seen a flurry of orders for the Kongsberg X24 Edge digital cutting table in recent months.

Production bottlenecks now just a distant memory.

The pandemic shone a light on the limits of the health care system. But it also illuminated the distress that has long beleaguered doctors and nurses. Neither burnout nor post-traumatic stress disorder, this moral injury could undermine medicine’s efforts to bounce back after COVID-19.“The public need to both understand and appreciate that our health system was not in a great

Kazoo PSG has bought a Kongsberg X24 cutting table as part of an expansion drive.

Organizations have struggled to respond to these challenges, often resulting in high turnover and the associated expenses of replacing staff.

This week on the “First Opinion Podcast,” I’m joined by Corey Feist and Wendy Dean to talk about the toll that practicing medicine can take on a health care worker’s mental health, and how the pandemic has made this worse. Feist co-wrote an essay on legislation supporting physician mental health with his wife, Jennifer Breen Feist, the sister of Lorna Breen, a New York City emergency physician who died by suicide in April 2020 after contracting Covid-19 and then returning to work. Wendy...