Shane D’Souza, a software engineer, has been treating himself with painkillers for 6 years. When he tries to avoid gulping […]
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Zumba: the workout that can help you defy stereotypes
Alice* is a senior lecturer in a very traditional career. She has been in the academia for ten years now, […]
Do we appreciate having the NHS?
The National Health Service (NHS) Confederation states that every 36 hours over 1 million patients are seen by the NHS. This clearly impersonates […]
Mainstream Vegan: UK’s economy becomes greener
It’s official. UK lactose intolerants are cheering and hipsters are more mainstream than ever. Dairy-free milks have been added for the […]
Thriving without money: Local London Charities tell the tale
How do local charities function and achieve their goals in London? What are the dangers that are stopping them from […]
What’s to blame for the NHS crisis?
People waiting in hospital corridors for hours on end, being sent home in taxis – the NHS is in crisis, […]
Jeremy Hunt summoned to Commons on misplacement of NHS patient data
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is being questioned to reveal if he was aware of the misplacement of sensitive patient information Health […]
Britain’s first three-person DNA raises religious and ethical concerns
Doctors await a consent from the Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority (HFEA) to produce Britain’s first baby with a […]
Access denied: healthcare for the homeless is in short supply
“You can’t discriminate against someone who is ill based upon the colour of their skin, their sexuality, or disability. But […]
Figure of Children self-harming increases dramatically
19,000 children were taken in to hospital after harming themselves in the last year, reports the childrens’ charity NSPCC. Which […]