General Healthcare

Last week I had the opportunity to attend a small breakfast meeting where the speaker was Dr Catherine Mohr. Dr Mohr is an extraordinary individual…

Recently, I spoke to a group about the role of the General Practitioner (GP) in the community, about the complexity of the role, and about its challenges…

100,000 people are living with HIV within the UK, and one-quarter of these are undiagnosed. This is not only within the capital; latest research suggests…

Despite not knowing much about biology, and being able to successfully treat very few diseases, doctors in the 19th century were held in very high regard.

A year after I graduated, I was working in an emergency department when one of my colleagues killed someone.

Imagine making an appointment to see an electrician. You talk to them about the layout of your house and the fact that you want modern, artistic lighting…

Contact lenses are medical devices and not a makeup tool. According to my 35 years’ experience in Egypt, if the population understands this phrase…

Partially accommodative esotropia, associated with a high accommodative convergence/accommodation (AC/A) ratio, is an acquired strabismus characterised…