Doctors in role of terrorist not viewed as a surprise
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LONDON -- Ayman al-Zawahri, Al Qaeda's No. 2. George Habash of the PLO. Mahmoud Zahar, the Hamas strongman in Gaza. All trained as doctors -- as did at least six suspects in the failed bomb attacks in Britain.
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Relatives of Harold Shipman&#39;s victims said today they were not surprised that the General Medical Council had been criticised for looking after doctors&#39; interests rather than protecting patients.
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Police were holding eight people on  Tuesday, at least four of them foreign doctors, over a  suspected al Qaeda plot against Britain that triggered a  manhunt reaching as far as Australia.
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President Bush isn't the only world leader facing doubts about his handling of the war on terror. People in Australia, Italy and Britain also harbor reservations about how well their nation's leaders are holding terrorists at bay.
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Can worrying about terrorism be just as bad for your health as terrorism itself?
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&quot;There are only two ways to handle terrorists. You don&#39;t negotiate with terrorists unless they want to settle. But at the same time you don&#39;t deal with them in a way that alienates the people they come from unnecessarily.
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The little-noticed arrests of three men allegedly planning U.S. attacks renews questions about the country's tolerance of terrorists.
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Doctors taking the Hippocratic oath swear to "abstain from whatever is harmful or mischievous," but the probe into plots to bomb targets in Britain suggests a group of medics may have ignored that vow. At least six doctors have been detained or are being questioned.
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Terrorist attacks affect people's mental health even when they are not directly involved, experts say.
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The jihadists' tactics aren't mysterious. We just need help on the ground
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With a doctor and two nurses accused of killing four patients in the chaos that followed Hurricane Katrina, there was anger among relatives but little surprise from some who have long considered the deaths of their loved ones to be suspicious.
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This time it was doctors, but it could just as easily have been students, engineers or shop-keepers: the radical Islamist ideology apparently behind the recent failed attacks in Britain is not limited to one social class, experts say.
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Prosecutors say they don't have to link the US citizen to a specific terror plan.
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One in three doctors has been physically or verbally attacked at work in the last year, but most did not report it, a survey reveals today
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Suspicion falls on Islamic terrorists - but not al-Qaeda - in the country's worst terrorist attack in more than a decade
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Terrorism, atrocities, hostage-taking. None of it makes much sense unless you take into account the element of psychological manipulation, which is often played out more covertly than most realise.
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Two of the medical doctors arrested in connection with the bungled car bomb attacks in Britain inquired about practicing medicine in the United States.