Jewish nurses and midwives unite for first in-person gathering since pandemic
The group has provided support to Jewish medical professionals who have faced adversity since October 7
Child with blood disorder ‘scared to wear kippah’ after being ‘forced out of bed’ by pro-Palestine nurses
Manchester hospital said it was investigating after boy ‘treated well’ when he was without a yarmulke
Same-day appointments ‘just the start’ says GP
For anyone who’s struggled to see their GP, the news of a private GP practice opening in North London will be welcome.
I was diagnosed with cancer just before my 11th birthday but summer camp has made me stronger
Camp Simcha lifted my spirits after I was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
Heart health and genetics: why screening is so important for our community
Around 7.6 million people in the UK are living with a heart or circulatory disease, and an estimated 340,000 live with an inherited cardiac condition.
The plastic surgeon helping Jews love their noses
Dr Terry Dubrow, star of TV show Botched, says his experience of correcting mistakes always proves emotional for him and his patients
Painkiller review: This story has been told before
Netflix series telling the tale of how the opioid OxyContin wrought devastation upon America hits the wrong notes
NHS to review how it communicates with Jewish communities
The review will among other things look at how to better accommodate Jewish patients on days of religious observance
I’m decluttering for peace of mind
I get Marie Kondo’s way of thinking: hold on to what makes you happy and when you let go of things were once meaningful, honour them
The unknown heart condition that affects 1.5 million people in the UK
Heart valve disease is a common, serious, but treatable condition that affects over 1.5 million people in the UK.
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