Shipman doctor verdict 'too soft'
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The GMC says it may have been too lenient in the case of a pathologist who examined a victim of Harold Shipman.
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Those treating pain make subjective choices about dosage. When a doctor gets it wrong, is it a mistake or a felony?
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Media & professional: Â· Unlawful killing verdict on untended child who chokedÂ· Police to reconsider bringing charges
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Convictions mark downfall of controversial doctor whose treatment methods attracted loyalty from many patients and scrutiny from area medical boards.
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The High Court will review the penalty given to a doctor who wrongly accused a father of killing his children, the BBC learns.
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The tone of The Daily Telegraph&#39;s coverage of allegations made about George Galloway in the Iraqi documents was &quot;dramatic and condemnatory&quot;, Mr Justice Eady ruled in his 60-page judgment handed down yesterday.
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Safety guidelines criticised by investigation into crash that nearly killed presenter.
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Merck &amp; Co.'s painkiller Vioxx contributed to an Idaho postal worker's heart attack, a jury in Atlantic City ruled Monday, reversing the verdict in the man's first trial and awarding him and his wife $20 million in damages.
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A mother claims the death of her husband at the hands of their son could have been avoided with the right care.
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Media & professional: Last week the BBC Trustees queried its impartiality. Not everyone agreed, writes James Robinson.
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A jury ruled that Merckâs painkiller contributed to an Idaho postal workerâs heart attack, and awarded him $20 million in damages.
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Harold Shipman, the family doctor who became Britain's worst-ever serial killer, may have killed 137 patients as a young trainee on top of the 215 killings already attributed to him, an enquiry revealed.
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A judge rules that doctors caring for a terminally-ill baby can withhold treatment if his condition worsens.
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BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. -- The No. 1 rule of doctors and Ryder Cup captains is &quot;Do no harm.&quot; It&#39;s way too early to tell if Hal Sutton is guilty of golf malpractice but he&#39;s flirting with it.
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NEW YORK  - Whether a doctor wears business attire, casual clothing or scrubs seems to make little difference in a patient's satisfaction with treatment, the results of a new survey show.
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Harold Shipman, the family doctor who became Britain's worst-ever serial killer, is thought to have killed about 250 patients over a 27-year period rather than the 215 murders previously attributed to him, an inquiry said.
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A medical panel clears a doctor who gave a paralysing drug to two dying babies of acting inappropriately.