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Indian-Origin Doctor Calls On UK Ministers To Hold Talks Amid Strike Action
An Indian-origin medic and co-chair of the medical association's junior doctors' panel on Wednesday called on the UK government to get around the negotiating table as his colleagues began a six-day strike.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Calls For 'Pay Restoration' As 4-Day Strike Begins In England
An Indian-origin medic and co-chair of the medical association's junior doctors panel has called for action from the British government as members across England began a historic four-day strike today demanding a substantial pay
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"Used And Abused": Britain's Burned Out Junior Doctors To Go On Strike
Fed up with a government he says doesn't care, Poh Wang plans to go on strike with tens of thousands of other British junior doctors next week, saying he is overworked, underpaid and burdened with a student loan he cannot imagine paying off.
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Increase Funding To Rescue Health Service: Indian-Origin Doctor To UK PM
An Indian-origin chief of one of UK's leading medical associations has urged British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to ramp up funding for the country's state-run health service, warning that without adequate investment, the crisis-hit National Health Service will not be sustainable and access to quality care will be reduced to an unacceptable level.
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Job Offers Withdrawn For 1,500 Junior Doctors In UK Due To "Human Error"
In a major goof up, up to 1,500 junior doctors in the UK who were offered posts as registrars have had their job offers withdrawn, with authorities blaming human error for the mistake that has left many emotionally and financially stressed.
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Britain Braces For An Exodus Of EU Doctors, Nurses Feeling Hurt By Brexit
In a survey at the end of last year, the British Medical Association discovered that almost half of the European doctors working in Britain were considering leaving following the Brexit vote, and that nearly 1 in 5 were taking concrete steps - selling homes, looking for jobs.
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Staying In Education Linked To Lower Risk Of Heart Disease: Study
Staying in education is associated with a lower risk of developing heart disease, finds a study published by The British Medical Journal.
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Doctors Stage Third Strike In English Hospitals
Junior doctors at English hospitals staged a third strike today in protest at proposed new conditions and pay rates for working unsociable hours.
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Non-EU Patients, Including Those From India, to be Charged in UK
The UK government is preparing to introduce charges for non-EU nationals, including from countries like India, accessing doctor's services in the country.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Receives Honorary Fellowship in UK
An Indian-origin doctor has received the honorary fellowship by one of the leading British Universities for his contribution to the community as a general practitioner and medical educator.
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Two British Students Stabbed to Death in Malaysia
Two British medical students were stabbed to death in Malaysia on Wednesday after a quarrel with four local men, officials and media reports said.
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UK's National Health Service turns to India for help
Britain's cash-strapped National Health Service (NHS) is planning to strike up a series of healthcare deals in India, including inviting Indian doctors to treat patients in UK, in a bid to boost its coffers.
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Wimbledon 2012: Mardy Fish holds on to beat James Ward in 5 sets
Mardy Fish hung on to beat 173rd-ranked British wild card James Ward 6-3, 5-7, 6-4, 6-7 (3), 6-3 over more than 4 hours to reach the third round at Wimbledon, the 10th-seeded American's first tournament since a medical procedure on his heart.
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Murdoch papers hacked Gordon Brown's bank account: Reports
Rupert Murdoch phone hacking scandal: Rupert Murdoch's media empire was besieged on Monday by accusations that two more of his British newspapers engaged in hacking, deception and privacy violations that included accessing former Prime Minister Gordon Brown's bank account information and stealing the medical records of his seriously ill baby son.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Calls On UK Ministers To Hold Talks Amid Strike Action
An Indian-origin medic and co-chair of the medical association's junior doctors' panel on Wednesday called on the UK government to get around the negotiating table as his colleagues began a six-day strike.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Calls For 'Pay Restoration' As 4-Day Strike Begins In England
An Indian-origin medic and co-chair of the medical association's junior doctors panel has called for action from the British government as members across England began a historic four-day strike today demanding a substantial pay
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"Used And Abused": Britain's Burned Out Junior Doctors To Go On Strike
Fed up with a government he says doesn't care, Poh Wang plans to go on strike with tens of thousands of other British junior doctors next week, saying he is overworked, underpaid and burdened with a student loan he cannot imagine paying off.
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Increase Funding To Rescue Health Service: Indian-Origin Doctor To UK PM
An Indian-origin chief of one of UK's leading medical associations has urged British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to ramp up funding for the country's state-run health service, warning that without adequate investment, the crisis-hit National Health Service will not be sustainable and access to quality care will be reduced to an unacceptable level.
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Job Offers Withdrawn For 1,500 Junior Doctors In UK Due To "Human Error"
In a major goof up, up to 1,500 junior doctors in the UK who were offered posts as registrars have had their job offers withdrawn, with authorities blaming human error for the mistake that has left many emotionally and financially stressed.
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Britain Braces For An Exodus Of EU Doctors, Nurses Feeling Hurt By Brexit
In a survey at the end of last year, the British Medical Association discovered that almost half of the European doctors working in Britain were considering leaving following the Brexit vote, and that nearly 1 in 5 were taking concrete steps - selling homes, looking for jobs.
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Staying In Education Linked To Lower Risk Of Heart Disease: Study
Staying in education is associated with a lower risk of developing heart disease, finds a study published by The British Medical Journal.
-
Doctors Stage Third Strike In English Hospitals
Junior doctors at English hospitals staged a third strike today in protest at proposed new conditions and pay rates for working unsociable hours.
-
Non-EU Patients, Including Those From India, to be Charged in UK
The UK government is preparing to introduce charges for non-EU nationals, including from countries like India, accessing doctor's services in the country.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Receives Honorary Fellowship in UK
An Indian-origin doctor has received the honorary fellowship by one of the leading British Universities for his contribution to the community as a general practitioner and medical educator.
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Two British Students Stabbed to Death in Malaysia
Two British medical students were stabbed to death in Malaysia on Wednesday after a quarrel with four local men, officials and media reports said.
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UK's National Health Service turns to India for help
Britain's cash-strapped National Health Service (NHS) is planning to strike up a series of healthcare deals in India, including inviting Indian doctors to treat patients in UK, in a bid to boost its coffers.
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Wimbledon 2012: Mardy Fish holds on to beat James Ward in 5 sets
Mardy Fish hung on to beat 173rd-ranked British wild card James Ward 6-3, 5-7, 6-4, 6-7 (3), 6-3 over more than 4 hours to reach the third round at Wimbledon, the 10th-seeded American's first tournament since a medical procedure on his heart.
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Murdoch papers hacked Gordon Brown's bank account: Reports
Rupert Murdoch phone hacking scandal: Rupert Murdoch's media empire was besieged on Monday by accusations that two more of his British newspapers engaged in hacking, deception and privacy violations that included accessing former Prime Minister Gordon Brown's bank account information and stealing the medical records of his seriously ill baby son.
