No priority for UK medics - BMA
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British-born medics should not be prioritised ahead of foreign doctors in the UK, says the British Medical Association.
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Â· Brown threat to impose new conditions todayÂ· BMA attacks 'disgraceful method of negotiation'
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Lives are being lost because "reserved" Britons ignore the early signs of heart attacks, a charity says.
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Doctors have been asked to ignore calls for them to support a Nairobi gynaecologist charged with murder after bodies of 15 unborn babies were found dumped in refuse bags on a road.
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The watchdog in charge of GPs is more interested in looking after doctors than protecting patients, a &quot;bruising&quot; report into serial killer Dr Harold Shipman said.
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Â· Inquiry slams mis-prescribing of drugsÂ· Doctors 'ignoring official guidelines'
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The NHS in Scotland fails to meet its target for cutting waiting times for cancer patients.
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A medical aid group says they can't handle any more tsunami donations. Zurich, Switzerland -- People who want to give money to the tsunami relief effort should skip over the aid group Doctors Without Borders.
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A body which examines unresolved complaints about NHS treatment is missing its own targets, the BBC learns.
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Emergencies responded to quickly beat targets but concern remains over  patients waiting to be taken to A&E.
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Â· Government failed to follow up patients at riskÂ· Danger of wider infection a 'serious problem'
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LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Firefighters attacked for trying to put out fires, doctors assaulted in emergency and now even funeral processions aren't safe from the ruder elements of British life.
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Patients in accident and emergency units are still failing to treat people quickly enough, according to the latest figures.
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A government health watchdog says some NHS Trusts are not reporting superbug outbreaks.
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Rural areas are missing out on healthcare, according to a report by the British Medical Association.
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Out-of-hours GP services are suffering because of a lack of funding from regional health bosses, doctors say.
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Whilst some may claim that the British are staunch allies of the United States (depite being having clearly different agendas on the World Stage), the recent request made to Britain for additional support, namely 600 troops from Black Watch to be moved North to Baghdad to help out the 130,000 US troops who want to move upto Fallujah, is being met by the British Parliament with what we might politely call some   hostility. As the Honourable member for Morecambe and Lunesdale (yes, it is as grim as it sounds), Geraldine Smith asks:    "I'm concerned about the timing. We've been asked by the Americans two weeks before their election to cover for their troops. Is this a ploy to allow Bush not to send more troops? If we made a decision to send troops tomorrow, it looks like we are stepping in to help out the President."