Oxford’s main teaching hospital, John Radcliffe Hospital, plans to construct new elective theatres
The John Radcliffe Hospital has put forward plans to build seven new elective theatres to Oxford City Council’s planning authorities, in an effort to...
Transgender healthcare inequality: The life and death battle for adequate treatment
"It is clear that unacceptably long wait times, costly treatment and poor general care are endangering transgender people who encounter roadblocks to treatment at all stages. The light at the end of the tunnel, so to speak, is fueled by the success stories of trans people who have received their treatment or have had positive experiences with medical professionals."
What the pandemic has taught me: Nursing during Covid-19
"If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s demonstrated who we instinctively turn to for support through our darkest moments. Across this hugely challenging and sad time, we’ve relied on nurses to keep us, and our loved ones, safe."
It’s time for contraceptive justice
Pharmaceutical companies should push against unsubstantiated and outdated ideas about a lack of demand for long-term male contraception.
International lawyers sign Oxford Statement protecting healthcare from cyber-attacks
More than 120 lawyers have signed the Oxford Statement on the International Law Protections Against Cyber Operations Targeting the Health Care Sector. The Oxford...
Oxford University Hospital privatisation row referred to Secretary for Health
Oxford University Hospitals will now work with private medical company InHealth to provide PET-CT scans, following threats of legal action by NHS England.
The future of medical diagnosis is now
Ellie Blake explains how genes, proteins, and iPhones are shaping the way we tackle disease
