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An editorial is presented which argues on the National Health Service (NHS) England's contract offer rejected by the British Medical Association (BMA). It presents the views on the general practice recovery plan to stop workload dump from secondary care. It also explores the identical wording used in the GP Forward View in 2016.

The article offers information on the effects of Covid-19 across the world and on the health workers. It further discusses announcement of the U.S. President Donald Trump on his European travel ban; challenges like anxiety and disappointment faced by health workers; and also mentions about role of critical services such as healthcare workers, 999 staff, food manufacturers/suppliers, cleaners and refuse collectors.

The article focuses on the early years of periodical and its founding editor, Richard Price Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), highlighting its transition from a promotional platform for pharmaceuticals to an authoritative voice in healthcare journalism. Topics discussed include periodical's inception as a promotional paper, its evolution into an independent editorial publication, and Richard Price's subsequent successful career in television production and charity work.

The article presents the views of general practitioners (GPs) on various health issues. Research conducted on topics including the use of corticosteroids over antibiotics in mildly infected eczema in children, impact of lifestyle changes on Haemoglobin (HbA1c) levels in type 2 diabetes patients, and omission of steroids for treating lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI) in non-asthmatic adults is discussed.

The article offers the author's insights on topics related to health care plans, with topics including the objectives of the health care plans to cooperate with general practitioners (GP) and primary care team, the public health management, and the patients medical care.

The article offers the author's insights on topics related to health care plans, with topics including the Coordinate My Care (CMC), a clinical service that holds patient care plans, the public health management in London, England, and the management of health care planning.

The article discusses the findings of the research on patients attending National Health Service (NHS), England, Health Check since three and a half years by general practitioners in Cambridgeshire, England, including 110 attending out of 410 invitees and gynecologist Dr Julian Treadwell's views.

The article discusses efficacy of antipsychotic drug aripiprazole for treatment resistant depression in aged patients achieving remission, side effects including Akathisia and Parkinsonism, and quotes mental health clinical lead Dr. Tom Tasker on second-line treatment, secondary care, and license.

The article offers study on case management in medicine by determining the effectiveness of identifying the patients at risk of hospitalization in primary care, which when studied was found that case management had no impact on mortality or overall costs to healthcare.

A review of the article "Long-term dual antiplatelet therapy reduces risk of recurrent MI" which appeared in the journal "New England Journal of Medicine" is presented.

The article discusses the annual cancer diagnosis rates conducted by general practitioners which shows the number of cancer referrals made via the urgent two-week wait pathway correlated with the number of cancer diagnoses in Great Britain.

The article reports on the findings and recommendation of the study that determines the effect on patient outcomes of delays between the observation of an elevated blood pressure and intensification of medication in Great Britain.

The article presents a study conducted to several patients at three general practices in London, England which examined the symptoms that they experienced for three months and includes information about the findings' impact on general practitioners (GPs).

The article reports on the study that determines the effects of anticholinergics on cognitive, delirium or physical function of a person.

The article discusses clinical commissioning groups have nearing end but GP leaders have warning the ‘vital expertise' of GPs has lost in the process. Topics include the white paper, published on 11 February, confirms the plans: ‘Having considered the response to the NHS England consultation; and a Government white paper for a new Health and Care Bill confirms CCGs has come to an end in 2022.

Dr Anushua Gupta is a GP in Greater Manchester Just weeks after her 40th birthday Dr Anushua Gupta found herself fi ghting for her life on a ventilator. Opinion 22 I'm a GP who spent 150 days in hospital with Covid Opinions online The pandemic is a brutal reminder of the need for healthcare equality GP Dr Nikki Kanani refl ects on progress over the 50 years since Dr Julian Tudor-Hart published his paper on the inverse care law pulsetoday.co.uk/kanani If anxiety was an infectious disease, we'd be declaring an epidemic Dr Katie Musgrave argues we are failing on young people's mental health pulsetoday.co.uk/musgrave Covid has been a learning curve for PCN clinical directors Dr T om Holdsworth looks back on a period in which many GPs have gone from being novices in video conferencing to, "black belts" in Skype and Microsoft T eams pulsetoday.co.uk/holdsworth Recently, I marked a bittersweet anniversary - one year since the start of my experience with severe Covid-19. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses GPs have asked to prioritise patients for vaccination, a new risk algorithm added 1.7 million people to the Covid-19 shielding list. Topics include ministers' refusal to bring in longer-term reforms to doctors' ‘complex pension tax system; and the Government's white paper on reforms to how health and social care services have commissioned in England.

The article offers information related to medicine including the addition of pregabalin and gabapentin to controlled drug list, the removal of paper referrals by general practitioners (GPs), and the increase in written patient complaints in the primary care.

The article reports on the views of the author that she has no desire to see copaymentsas part of any proposed solution in relation to problems of general practice. The Local Medical Committees conference in May 2017 had passed a resolution instructing the GPC to producea discussion paper on the issue of alternative funding options for the general practice including co-payments.

The article offers news briefs on medical care in Great Britain. A research in journal "The Lancet Oncology" is referred to discuss cancer survival rate relation to early referral by general practitioners (GPs). A report by independent body Academy of Medical Sciences on routine prescription of antivirals to care-home residents and potential abuse is discussed. A paper in quarterly peer-reviewed medical journal "Evidence-Based Mental Health" on app-based mental health intervention is discussed.