Fears For Patients In Selection Of Doctors
Welsh patients will lose out because the new recruitment scheme for junior doctors is in “meltdown”, the British Medical Association (BMA) Wales has warned.
Read MoreWelsh patients will lose out because the new recruitment scheme for junior doctors is in “meltdown”, the British Medical Association (BMA) Wales has warned.
Read MoreA woman who helped her boyfriend make a getaway after he kidnapped and raped a teenage girl from Wrexham has been given a 12-month suspended sentence.
Read MoreLike any newly-married couple, Kelvin and Sarah Wagstaff lovingly show off their wedding rings. But behind their display of affection is an act of defiance, as the bride vows to stand by her paedophile husband. Speaking at the end of their first full day as man and wife, Sarah said she will support him even if he goes to prison for his vile crimes.
Read MoreA Falklands War veteran has contracted a hospital superbug SIX times in TWO years. Alan Marshall, 59, of Greenways, Porthcawl, has suffered endless pain since an accident 14 years ago caused both his legs to be crushed.
Read MoreAmbulances are being tied up on non-emergency cases because of ideological objections to using private sector vehicles in Wales, according to one Welsh-based service.
Read MoreHeavy alcohol and drug use may be inherited from our parents, new research shows. Although family and social experiences may determine whether teenagers try cigarettes, alcohol and marijuana, their genes probably determine whether they become heavy users, the study suggests.
Read MoreA graduation ceremony is to be held for teenagers who stayed celibate for 15 weeks in a study called “Romance Academy”. The project, involving six boys and six girls, was aimed at reducing teenage pregnancies and educating youngsters about relationship pressures.
Read MoreA Muslim teaching assistant who was suspended and later sacked for refusing to remove her veil in the classroom yesterday appealed against a tribunal decision which supported her school’s action.
Read MoreResearch by Welsh scientists has for the first time linked autism to genes associated with timing and biological clocks. The disability is recognised as having hereditary origins, but the study by the University of Wales, Bangor, identifies two new genes not previously thought to have been associated with the condition.
Read MoreA man whose 85-year-old mother died after spending 29 hours on a hospital trolley his described the treatment she received as “totally unacceptable”. Betty Morgan died in December last year after being admitted to the trauma unit at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff suffering from severe arthritic pains.
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