The Latest Breaking News from GPS

Australia has seen a surge in vitamin D testing of children, with similar trends reported for adults around the world. GPs are now being urged not to test for vitamin D unnecessarily.

It comes as face-to-face appointments fell to their lowest level in 12 months.

The Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust said that no significant patient harm had been found but it would review its initial investigation.

Thinktank calls for bold solutions to address high dropout rates and rise in part-time working

Teachers' unions condemn GPS, call Sept 27 a 'dark day' for govt employees & teachers in AP. Leaders argue there's no guarantee in GPS & govt is trying to thrust new system on them. They demand repeal of GPS Bill & restoration of Old Pension Scheme.

Andhra Pradesh Assembly passes GPS Bill-2023, entailing ₹2,500 crore financial implication by 2040. Bill formulated after consultations with stakeholders to provide pension to lakhs of employees. Government studied HR policy, per capita income, expenditure, and devised hybrid model of GPS as via media solution. Bill aims to earmark ₹1.60 lakh…

Russian Electronic Warfare Systems Suspected as Cause, Redirecting Plane Landings

You want legal hands-free driving? Move west and buy a Mercedes.

Mercedes-Benz Drive Pilot hands-free driver assistance is finally here and finally on the road, but only if you live in California or Nevada.

A survey has found the majority of Britons want to see the same GP every time they visit their local surgery.

In England, Northumbria Police has fired Police Constable Philip Aiston after a panel found he failed to notify a couple of the death of their son, as he was told to do, then lied about it for two years. Aiston reported going to deliver the news and finding no one…