Lovesick doctors need 'training'
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Passionate encounters are inevitable among doctors and nurses - or so romance novels would have us believe.
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Doctors eager to pare back their hours and find more time for themselves and their families are helping fuel an &quot;alarming&quot; trend toward even greater doctor shortages, concludes a major new study.
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The General Medical Council, which regulates the behaviour of doctors, was ordered yesterday to sweep away the culture of &quot;self- interest&#39;&#39; that continues to pervade it even since Harold Shipman was convicted as a serial killer.
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Rarely has a more conflicted or unpromising candidate entered the field of medicine, and this mismatch gives âInternâ its offbeat appeal.
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Romance is in the air but some men have made a Saint Valentine's Day admission that they are no know-it-all Casanovas and are taking secret lessons in spicing up their love lives.
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It seems that more and more medical students and young doctors show up for clinical work in less-than-professional attire.
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Too much personal talk by doctors can be bad medicine, according to a study published on Monday in which U.S. researchers sent actors posing as new patients to see doctors in secretly recorded visits.
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Help is at hand for foreign doctors working in northern England whose patients complain of sore "lugholes" or say they're feeling "jiggered" and can't stop "gipping."
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Doctors are told too many patients have been let down by poor use of freeze therapy to remove diseased tissue.
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Medical care was at times so scarce and shabby that it became another kind of abuse. An inside look
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A new study shows that many doctors waste patientsâ time in office visits by interjecting irrelevant information about themselves.
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A doctor takes a risk and goes against a patient's wishes in order to save his life.
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A new breed of doctor who treats patients only when they are hospitalized is becoming more prevalent in Boston-area hospitals, according to a study published yesterday.
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It&#39;s a lesson children learn even before their ABCs -- say you&#39;re sorry when you hurt someone. But it&#39;s now being taught in the grown-up world of medicine as a surprisingly powerful
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A shortage of donor bodies is putting medical teaching at risk, UK authorities warn.
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Help is at hand for foreign doctors working in Yorkshire whose patients complain of sore "lugholes" or say they're feeling "jiggered" and can't stop "gipping".
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From prescribing overdoses to sticking a tube in the wrong vein, doctors-in-training made one-third more serious mistakes during typically long shifts than they did during &quot;short&quot; 16-hour ones, a Harvard study found.