Gmc: rough justice and a kangaroo court - Doris Jones’ article (WDDTY, vol 12 no 5) most succinctly put the position I and my patients found ourselves in as the result of the kangaroo-court me...
A better brand of snake oil - Recently, a well known allergist had his hands slapped by the General Medical Council for breaking its rules against advertising. The British Medical...
The scandal of thyroid care - Two recent stories in the newspapers have underscored the scandal of thyroid treatment today. This occurred not long after the decision by the UK's Ge...
Doctors to be disciplined - The General Medical Council, which disciplines doctors, has made a first move toward introducing a system for dealing with doctors who are rude or inc...
Unelected and out of control - And so the witchhunt continues. Last month, as we detailed in Second Opinion, the General Medical Council banned Dr Barry Durrant-Peatfield, the Surre...
E-news broadcast 28 June 2007 No.372 - ADHD It could just be a breathing problem If you know a child with learning difficulties or who s hyperactive the chances are that he or...
A dubious good deed - A story published without fanfare in a recent issue of the British Medical Journal (see facing story, this page) revealed the astonishing statistic t...
Damaged lungs: untested treatment - Adults with injured lungs are being subjected to procedures which are largely untested and unproven, according to an editorial in the British Medical...