The BMA has drawn up plans to escalate GP collective action if ‘insufficient progress’ is made in discussions with the Government.

Increasing demand for GP appointments for mental health may be down to a greater willingness among young people to seek help, a study found.

Securing additional GP funding equivalent to £50 per patient is a ‘major negotiating aim’ in the BMA’s current talks with the Government.

Placing third in our writing competition, Dr Paul McNamara recalls how his mother’s addiction and death by suicide have impacted how he understands patients and suffering as a GP ...

Dementia needs the same investment that has transformed cancer survival in recent decades if progress is to be made, report ...

Personalised programmes to prevent falls in older people may make no difference, according to a comprehensive review of the evidence.

GP leaders warned that moving more care away from general practice ‘risks undermining the role of GPs’ in diagnosing patients ...

The RCGP has urged the Treasury to ring-fence funding specifically for GP recruitment and retention, ahead of the Autumn ...

Online NHS Health Checks have been launched across 10 local authorities and more than 25 GP practices, NHS England has ...

Exclusive: Seven in 10 GPs think adult ADHD is 'overdiagnosed', including nearly half who think it is ‘very overdiagnosed’ ...

An exercise programme can counter adverse effects in men being treated with androgen deprivation therapy for prostate cancer ...

Five new areas have been added to the Pharmacy First scheme, with eligible pharmacies now able to prescribe medications for ...