Like many junior doctors, last year the final rotation of my Foundation Programme was altered, and I found myself working in Accident and Emergency (A&E). However, it was during this…

Starting as an FiY1, few things made me more uneasy than carrying the phone. Giving my number to the ward team at the start of an evening on call filled…

The NHS is the cornerstone to British society – COVID-19 has only highlighted this. At its core, is the fundamental belief of equal access to medical care to all, no…

Sustainability is a hot topic. And quite rightly so; in 2015 the World Health Organisation declared climate change as the biggest threat to global health in the 21st century. Greta…

As we are no longer familiar with the diseases that we have vaccines for, the side effect profiles become more important than the diseases themselves. This leads to some individuals,…

“So, you studied abroad, but you’re from the UK. So, did you not get into medical school here? Like how does that work? It can’t be the same degree as…

Medics.Academy and the Ethiopian Medical Women's Association to address health worker shortfall and strengthen women physician leaders across Ethiopia UK- Ethiopia collaboration to target 70% of female physicians over 5…

Genomics is a crucial component in healthcare provision, driving innovation in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease.There is an urgent need to upskill the knowledge of healthcare professionals’ knowledge in…

Think of a bad learning experience you had. Now think of a good one.  Want to be remembered as someone’s good experience? It’s probably a good idea to evaluate your…

With World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) having passed, how many of us plan to act? The reality for many is that we are too far removed from the situation. Most…