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Mates walk 'world's rudest pub crawl' complete with hilarious GPS map

The group took part in a 'Cock and Ball story for Movember

Wales Online

GPs don't give useful weight-loss advice – new study

The advice general practitioners give to patients with obesity in the UK was found to be “highly varied, superficial and often lacked an apparent evidence base”, according to a new study from the University of Oxford.

The Conversation

California sex offender gets life for killing 4 women

A California sex offender who kidnapped, raped and killed four women, some of them while wearing a GPS tracker, has been sentenced to life in prison without parole

The Independent UK

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1 Fashion Stocks to Buy This Holiday and 1 to Avoid

Despite high prices, consumer spending is expected to remain robust this holiday season. Moreover, given the solid growth prospects of the fashion industry, quality fashion stock, J. Jill (JILL), could be an ideal buy now. However, the fundamentally weak stock Gap (GPS) might be best avoided. Keep reading….

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Rural doctors say they are losing staff to big cities due to policy change

New rules allowing overseas-trained doctors to now work in some outer suburbs of Melbourne and Sydney, and in major regional cities, mean even fewer GPs are willing to work in the bush.

ABC News

With so many GPs leaving the profession, how can I find a new one?

Perhaps you have been happily attending the same GP for many years. They know your medical history better than anyone. Then all of a sudden they retire, or the practice closes, or it gets taken over by a bigger company and everything at the practice changes. Or maybe you’ve just…

The Conversation

Antibiotics in short supply across Australia as GPs call for fix to ‘increasing problem’

TGA allows pharmacists to provide alternative drugs without doctor approval to help patients through shortage

The Guardian - AU

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GPs could predict and prevent serious falls with hospital admissions tumbling

Dr Constantinos Koshiaris of Oxford University has developed a new tool to help predict who may have a serious fall which could save the NHS up to £2.3billion

Daily Mirror

Gosforth TV doctor Ellie Cannon on 'stress' of helping the UK through a pandemic

Dr Ellie Cannon was brought up in Gosforth and now she's spoken about the privilege and responsibility of representing the health service on TV during a pandemic

Chronicle Live

Christmas and New Year closure and out of hours details for GPs, dentists, and other care services

Find out what will be open and when over the festive holidays if you or a loved one becomes unwell

Belfast Live

Revealed: ‘Appalling’ reality of healthcare inside the Home Office’s asylum hotels

GPs and healthcare workers have told The Independent about a catalogue of problems asylum seekers face, from lack of maternity care to dentistry

The Independent UK

Golfweek’s 2022 Holiday Gift Guide: Gifts for the serious golfer

Caution: double black diamond golf gifts - experts only.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Warning over lack of antibiotics to treat Strep A in Scotland as infections soar

As the death toll in the UK from Strep A reached 16 yesterday, GPs were warned them to expect drug shortages to last for the rest of the year.

Daily Record

Back on track - Jets primed to resume A-League against F3 derby rivals

"Our numbers have been through the roof. We have broken just about every GPS metric that is available to us in terms of conditioning."

Newcastle Herald

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The Guardian - UK

GPs and pharmacies ‘struggling to obtain antibiotics to treat strep A’

Comments from representative bodies as government continues to insist there are no shortages

The Independent UK

Strep A – live: NHS warns healthcare leaders of increased demand as infection spreads

Nine children in UK are confirmed to have died from Strep A in recent weeks

Daily Mirror

Strep A: Pharmacies warn of shortages in antibiotics as 20 ill at single school

It comes as the UK continues to be rocked by a surge in cases of Strep A with several cases of the potentially deadly invasive Strep A being reported among schoolchildren in recent weeks

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Is Gap Stock a Buy for Under $15

Apparel company Gap (GPS) has recently witnessed a rally. However, with persistent macroeconomic uncertainties surrounding interest rate hikes, let’s examine whether the stock has what it takes to deliver sustainable returns….

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Daily Record

Blairgowrie doctor warns excessive workload gives GPs second thoughts about staying on

The Scottish Government needs to act to stop general practice medicine collapsing says a leading doctor based in Perthshire.

The National (Scotland)

‘F*** this’: Greens blast Keir Starmer’s comments on tagging migrants via GPS

KEIR Starmer has said that there are “particular cases” where he would support tracking asylum seekers with electronic tags.

The Guardian - AU

Melbourne Royal Children’s hospital 12-hour wait times blamed on summer viruses and lack of bulk-billing GPs

Demand back to normal in emergency department after long wait times for some patients with less urgent illness

The Conversation

How hiring more women IT experts improves cybersecurity risk management

Despite the contributions women have made to the information and technology field, they continue to be underrepresented. Ada Lovelace, for example, was the world’s first computer programmer. Grace Murray Hopper developed the first compiler. And Hedy Lamarr co-invented the modern spread-spectrum communication technology, which is found in Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and…

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer says there is a case for GPS tagging some asylum seekers

A coalition of charities warned a month ago that the policy amounts to ‘psychological torture’

Wales Online

Welsh GP says we 'don't really know' where Strep A outbreak will go as alert issued

The chair of the Royal College of GPs in Wales, Dr Rowena Christmas, urged parents not to dismiss their concerns if their child is unwell

AAP

Report urges revamp of 'failing' Medicare

A new report urges an overhaul of Medicare and the way GPs work because the current system is failing patients and doctors.

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