The events are being used as a soundboard to help decide if the WMA should change its policy on euthanasia and physician assisted suicide.
Since 22 April, 11 suspected case have been reported, including three deaths.
The US Food and Drug Administration says doctors should be knowledgeable about when such complementary therapies may be useful in the management of chronic pain.
At least 814 health workers have been killed in Syria since the beginning of the conflict.
Much like containment of an infectious disease outbreak, a rapid response is required when IT hacker strike, according to an article in the BMJ.
Working from home contributes to burnout among family doctors.
BMA wishes any new government to develop ‘credible plans’ for a fully-funded NHS
Challenges such as burnout and falling retention need to be confronted.
National medical association members are being invited to comment on the changes before May 29.
The guidance is intended to provide reference information on the use of biosimilars.
Discrimination based on pregnancy or maternity leave, and breastfeeding were common.
Effect limited to women younger than 40 y and may be clinically modest in scope.
Although the American Health Care Act was passed by the House of Representatives last Thursday, it must now be passed by the Senate.
Doctors at a New Delhi hospital will begin self-defence training later this month so they can defend themselves against attacks by patients' families.
The European Medicines Agency expects all EU/EEA Member States to pull their weight.
