The contrast couldn't be starker. In Qatar's View Hospital, a gleaming marble reception desk welcomes patients into a pristine, modern facility. Meanwhile, in Britain, elderly patients line the ...

Lawmakers spent much of 2024 bemoaning the role of financial giants in health care as ... bankrolled by a private equity firm, collapsed into bankruptcy, putting thousands of jobs and the care ...

This much is clear: simply siphoning taxpayer or insurer money to inflate wages will not alone solve our healthcare woes.

McCormick, a 56-year-old retired Army captain who has used health care provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs for decades, said he quickly pivoted to finding a private eye doctor close to ...

An Indian doctor claimed he left the UK after experiencing overwork, financial strain, and limited growth, finding a better ...

According to the American Medical Association, it’s just 6 percent of health care spending ... invest large sums in training doctors who are unlikely to find jobs practicing medicine after ...

Asylum seekers in a hotel near the northern English city of Manchester are being given publicly funded healthcare by an ... were “contracted to a private doctors system”.

The premium paid to public sector workers has tripled this year after a string of generous deals were struck by Sir Keir ...

The doyen of UK country music implores us all to fight for the NHS. It’s our heart and soul, he tells Richard Hurley A longtime pioneer of British country music, Hank Wangford, aka retired GP Sam Hutt ...

Almost every other economically developed democracy offers citizens baseline health insurance that guarantees most necessary medical procedures will be accessible and either free or highly affordable ...

The health care and education systems in Bahrain have improved significantly over the last six decades. The kingdom brought forth basic compulsory education in 1919 and a health-for-all policy in 1959 ...

Since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas conflict, Jewish medical staff have faced increasingly frequent – and brazen – ...