UK Perspective

• The Doctor Will Rap for You Now   Medscape UK meets doctor and rapper Nomzzay who is getting public health messages across through his music.
  Medscape UK, January 22, 2020
• One Foot in the Operating Theatre, One in Her Native Village She was one of five indigenous people who joined Brazil's Unioeste University in 2006 under an affirmative action policy. Soon Guarani doctor Myrian Krexu Veloso Wisniewski will graduate as a cardiovascular surgeon.
  Medscape UK, January 10, 2020
• Does Pharma Funding Affect Patient Group Independence? Medscape UK looks at how pharmaceutical funding affects the independence of patient groups and charities.
  Medscape UK, January 08, 2020
• UK Gender Identity Service at Crunch Point as Pressure Mounts More adolescents than ever are being referred for treatment at gender identity centres in the UK, but concerns are growing over capacity and transition decision making processes.
  Medscape UK, January 03, 2020
• Top 6 Cancer Highlights of 2019   Prof Karol Sikora offers his end-of-year pick of this year's developments in oncology.
  Medscape UK, December 27, 2019
• TCT 2019Top 3 Cardiology Trials of 2019   Prof Mamas Mamas presents his pick of the top cardiology trials published in 2019.
  Medscape UK, December 24, 2019
• 'All I've Got Are Negative Thoughts': Reflections on The Joker The Joker is a huge blockbuster film and has been receiving positive reviews, but it has also sparked much discussion about psychiatry.
  Medscape UK, December 23, 2019
• A&E Perspective: Don't Panic! Dr Dan O'Carroll reflects on election promises and the worsening crisis in emergency medicine.
  Medscape UK, December 19, 2019
• Doctors Standing for Parliament: The Labour Party Can diabetes consultant Dr Adrian Heald win for Labour this Thursday, in a safe Tory seat, with his message to spend more on health and social care and end food poverty?
  Medscape News UK, December 10, 2019
• Doctors Standing for Parliament: The Liberal Democrats Dr Phillip Lee, a former Conservative minister, tells Medscape News UK why he's now standing for election as a Liberal Democrat.
  Medscape UK, November 29, 2019
• Reducing 'Undoable Workload' Biggest Priority for New RCGP Chair Medscape UK talks to Professor Martin Marshall, the new chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners.
  Medscape UK, November 27, 2019
• AHA 2019Top Trials Presented at AHA 2019   Prof Mamas Mamas and Dr Harriette Van Spall present the trials that mattered most at the American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Sessions 2019.
  Medscape UK, November 21, 2019
• Medical Murders and Crimes Slideshow It is rare for doctors and health professionals to commit murder but these cases are high profile. They can also lead to major changes in the law and procedures.
  Medscape UK, November 18, 2019
• Worst-Ever A&E Waiting Times on Election Agenda Dr Dan O'Carroll on how winter election campaigning has coincided with the worst ever emergency department performance times in England.
  Medscape UK, November 15, 2019
• Doctors Standing for Parliament: The Brexit Party Medscape UK is talking to doctors who want to be MPs, and posed 5 questions to Dr David Bull, health spokesperson for the Brexit Party.
  Medscape UK, November 15, 2019
• The Deafblind Medical Student Following Her Dream It takes determination and hard work to become a doctor. That's particularly true for medical student Alexandra Adams who's deafblind.
  Medscape UK, October 30, 2019
• Should Doctors Have Tattoos? Is it acceptable to have 'tats' in the medical workplace? We ask 'The World's Most Tattooed Doctor'
  Medscape UK, October 23, 2019
• The Angina Monologues: Heart Surgeon, Author, and Crossword Compiler Samer Nashef Could heart surgeons be psychopaths? How he set a patient alight on the operating table, and more. Medscape UK speaks to heart surgeon, author, and crossword compiler Samer Nashef.
  Medscape UK, October 23, 2019
• Can Lunchbreak Screening Make a Difference to Cancer Survival?   Prof Karol Sikora on the latest report on improving cancer screening uptake and success in England.
  Medscape UK, October 21, 2019
• Why Can't All Hospitals End A&E Corridor-Medicine? Ending 'corridor-medicine', 4-hour targets, and charging for A&E visits, were discussed at the RCEM Annual Scientific Conference in Gateshead.
  Medscape UK, October 15, 2019