BMA brings High Court challenge to GMC over 'irrational' description of physician associates and anaesthesia associates
Paul Miller was an 'excellent' doctor who died after pressures at work led him to feel 'trapped and overwhelmed'. Ben Ireland attended his inquest and heard from family members about an intelligent, kind and modest man
They were the words of a coroner but it didn't take a legal expert to recognise the harm wrought by a system where work is intense, admissions of ill-health carry a stigma and support services are either under financial threat or non-existent. Ben Ireland reports
The US president's decision to leave the World Health Organization has left doctors deeply concerned about the future of its vital work across the world. Tim Tonkin reports
Even doctors who treat patients with Parkinson's disease often take time to realise they have the condition themselves. Four tell Seren Boyd how their diagnosis has led to new priorities – and some positive change
BMA Scotland survey reveals 'harsh reality' of discrimination
‘Constructive engagement’ as bill examined in detail
Surgeon David Nott has worked in some of the most dangerous places in the world. He tells Jennifer Trueland why he keeps going back, how he copes and how he is passing on his skills to others
Ammar Darwish takes time from his NHS job to carry out surgery and train doctors in conflict and disaster zones. He tells Jennifer Trueland what drives him, and pays tribute to the doctors who, unlike him, have no safe country to return to
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