Shaun Wooller
Health Editor, Policy at Daily Mail
Health Editor at the Daily Mail. Tips, reports, studies and press releases welcome. Direct messages open. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Shaun Wooller
The British Medical Association is urging members to support up to six months of walkouts, with fears other public sector workers could follow.
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Shaun Wooller
The British Medical Association is urging members to support up to six months of walkouts, with fears nurses, teachers and other public sector workers could follow.
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Shaun Wooller
The medics, previously known as junior doctors, are demanding a further 30 per cent uplift despite seeing their wages jump by 22.3 per cent last year.
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1 week ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | Shaun Wooller
Militant resident doctors have lost public support for strikes after pocketing inflation-busting pay-rises, a survey reveals. The medics, previously known as junior doctors, are demanding a further 30 per cent uplift despite seeing their wages jump by 22.3 per cent last year. They have crippled the NHS by taking industrial action 11 times since 2022, forcing health bosses to cancel an estimated 1.5million appointments.
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1 week ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | Shaun Wooller
The majority of posts on social media about fertility are misleading, untrustworthy or difficult to understand, a study reveals. The content poses a serious threat to public health and could put people at risk during one of the most time-sensitive and emotionally charged stages of their life, researchers warn. Doctors at King’s Fertility examined 939 posts related to reproduction on Instagram and X and found just two (0.2 per cent) met standards for accuracy, credibility, quality and readability.
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Doctors have been told to use the longest strike in NHS history as an opportunity to go for a picnic, have a BBQ or organise a 5-a-side football match. Union leaders say they only need to picket for 2 hours over the 5 days as ‘picketing can be tough work’. https://t.co/aukV9cFbm2
The BMA has been accused of hypocrisy for slashing the pay of its own staff while demanding taxpayers fund a 35% rise for doctors. It has cut pay by a fifth in real-terms since 2011 and needs to consider its ‘financial constraints’ before agreeing a rise. https://t.co/H8NdoIqPxy
A ban on advertising junk food online and on TV before the 9pm watershed is to be delayed by over two years — just weeks before it was set to take effect. @OHA_updates @DiabetesUK @actiononsugar @ad_association https://t.co/vY7LRPHJP4