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Why Indian Doctors Are Quitting UK And Finding Work In Australia, Mideast
Indian government data presented during the Winter Session of Parliament showed that Health and Care Worker visas issued to Indian nationals fell by about 67 per cent, with a sharper decline of nearly 79 per cent among nursing professionals.
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King Charles III Hospitalised: What Are The Side Effects Of Cancer Treatment?
King Charles' recent hospitalisation highlights how even temporary effects can disrupt daily life. Below mentioned are the side effects of cancer treatment that patients might face.
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UK PM To "Cut Bureaucracy", Take Closer Control Of National Health Service
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Thursday that his Labour government would take closer control of England's revered but flagging National Health Service as he vowed to streamline the British state.
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UK Plans To Restrict Paracetamol Sale To Reduce Suicides: Report
Ministers in the UK have pledged to reduce suicide rates in England within two and a half years.
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Doctors Stage Biggest Walkout In UK Health Service History
Hospital doctors in England on Thursday staged the biggest walkout in the history of the UK's state-funded National Health Service, prompting fears for patient safety.
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UK Government Announces Huge Recruitment Drive For Health Service
The National Health Service (NHS) in England will get more than 300,000 staff under a new plan announced by the government on Friday to deal with a chronic shortage of doctors and nurses.
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Junior Doctors' Strike In UK Threatens Hospital Operations, Critical Patient Care
The junior doctors of NHS in the UK are on strike complaining of low pay and poor working conditions.
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"No Beds, Not Enough Doctors": UK's Healthcare System In Crisis
As nurses went on strike on Wednesday, with its focus on low pay, the extent of the crisis facing patients in the UK's state-run National Health Service (NHS) is being laid bare.
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British Sikh MP Calls For Bullying Probe After Indian-Origin Doctor's Suicide
Britain's first female Sikh MP has written to the UK government calling for an independent inquiry into a state-funded National Health Service (NHS) hospital trust in Birmingham following the suicide of an Indian-origin junior doctor.
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Hundreds Struggling With "Superbug" In UK To Be Given Faecal Transplants: Report
The National Health Service (NHS) in the UK is planning to use gut bacteria extracted from healthy donor's faeces to treat these patients with the transplant.
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UK Woman Couldn't Find A Dentist, So She Pulled Out 13 Of Her Own Teeth: Report
A woman in United Kingdom had to take out 13 of her own teeth when she couldn't locate a local National Health Service (NHS) dentist to do the treatment, according to a report from Daily Star.
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UK Issues Urgent Call For More Indian, South Asian COVID-19 Plasma Donors
The UK's state-funded National Health Service (NHS) on Friday issued an urgent call for people of Indian and South Asian heritage who have recovered from COVID-19 to donate their plasma to help save lives of others infected with the deadly virus.
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Indian Doctors In UK Demand Scrapping Of "Unfair" Surcharge Amid Pandemic
Indian doctors working within the UK's state-funded National Health Service (NHS) have written to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to scrap an "unfair and discriminatory" surcharge imposed on foreign doctors, many of whom are working round the clock to combat the coronavirus pandemic that has infected over 9,500 people in the country.
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Boris Johnson, Trump Plotting To Sell UK Health Service: Jeremy Corbyn
Britain's main opposition Labour party on Wednesday accused Prime Minister Boris Johnson of plotting a "toxic" deal with President Donald Trump to allow US pharmaceutical companies access to the state health service.
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New Fast-Track Visa For Doctors From Countries Like India: UK Official
Britain's Indian-origin Home Secretary Priti Patel has hit the general election campaign trail with a promise to make it easier for medical professionals from countries like India to be able to address shortages in the UK's state-funded National Health Service (NHS).
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Why Indian Doctors Are Quitting UK And Finding Work In Australia, Mideast
Indian government data presented during the Winter Session of Parliament showed that Health and Care Worker visas issued to Indian nationals fell by about 67 per cent, with a sharper decline of nearly 79 per cent among nursing professionals.
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King Charles III Hospitalised: What Are The Side Effects Of Cancer Treatment?
King Charles' recent hospitalisation highlights how even temporary effects can disrupt daily life. Below mentioned are the side effects of cancer treatment that patients might face.
-
UK PM To "Cut Bureaucracy", Take Closer Control Of National Health Service
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Thursday that his Labour government would take closer control of England's revered but flagging National Health Service as he vowed to streamline the British state.
-
UK Plans To Restrict Paracetamol Sale To Reduce Suicides: Report
Ministers in the UK have pledged to reduce suicide rates in England within two and a half years.
-
Doctors Stage Biggest Walkout In UK Health Service History
Hospital doctors in England on Thursday staged the biggest walkout in the history of the UK's state-funded National Health Service, prompting fears for patient safety.
-
UK Government Announces Huge Recruitment Drive For Health Service
The National Health Service (NHS) in England will get more than 300,000 staff under a new plan announced by the government on Friday to deal with a chronic shortage of doctors and nurses.
-
Junior Doctors' Strike In UK Threatens Hospital Operations, Critical Patient Care
The junior doctors of NHS in the UK are on strike complaining of low pay and poor working conditions.
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"No Beds, Not Enough Doctors": UK's Healthcare System In Crisis
As nurses went on strike on Wednesday, with its focus on low pay, the extent of the crisis facing patients in the UK's state-run National Health Service (NHS) is being laid bare.
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British Sikh MP Calls For Bullying Probe After Indian-Origin Doctor's Suicide
Britain's first female Sikh MP has written to the UK government calling for an independent inquiry into a state-funded National Health Service (NHS) hospital trust in Birmingham following the suicide of an Indian-origin junior doctor.
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Hundreds Struggling With "Superbug" In UK To Be Given Faecal Transplants: Report
The National Health Service (NHS) in the UK is planning to use gut bacteria extracted from healthy donor's faeces to treat these patients with the transplant.
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UK Woman Couldn't Find A Dentist, So She Pulled Out 13 Of Her Own Teeth: Report
A woman in United Kingdom had to take out 13 of her own teeth when she couldn't locate a local National Health Service (NHS) dentist to do the treatment, according to a report from Daily Star.
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UK Issues Urgent Call For More Indian, South Asian COVID-19 Plasma Donors
The UK's state-funded National Health Service (NHS) on Friday issued an urgent call for people of Indian and South Asian heritage who have recovered from COVID-19 to donate their plasma to help save lives of others infected with the deadly virus.
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Indian Doctors In UK Demand Scrapping Of "Unfair" Surcharge Amid Pandemic
Indian doctors working within the UK's state-funded National Health Service (NHS) have written to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to scrap an "unfair and discriminatory" surcharge imposed on foreign doctors, many of whom are working round the clock to combat the coronavirus pandemic that has infected over 9,500 people in the country.
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Boris Johnson, Trump Plotting To Sell UK Health Service: Jeremy Corbyn
Britain's main opposition Labour party on Wednesday accused Prime Minister Boris Johnson of plotting a "toxic" deal with President Donald Trump to allow US pharmaceutical companies access to the state health service.
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New Fast-Track Visa For Doctors From Countries Like India: UK Official
Britain's Indian-origin Home Secretary Priti Patel has hit the general election campaign trail with a promise to make it easier for medical professionals from countries like India to be able to address shortages in the UK's state-funded National Health Service (NHS).
