Doctors

Two U.K. Labour MPs are drawing up amendments on the divisive issue that will likely be considered by the House of Commons this summer.

His passing kicks off a tightly choreographed series of events, refined over the centuries.

Europe’s flawed oversight of pesticides may be fueling a silent epidemic, warns Dutch neurologist Bas Bloem. His fight for reform pits him against industry, regulators — and time.

The lessons we can take from how easily institutions have folded to Trump’s remarkable revenge campaign.

The pontiff experienced “two very critical episodes” during his hospitalization when his “life was in danger,” one of the attending doctors said.

The pontiff has been hospitalized with a critical respiratory illness since February.

The battle to succeed Pope Francis is likely to be highly politicized, particularly given the pontiff’s recent clash with Catholic U.S. Vice President JD Vance.

He is the latest in a long string of U.S. citizens detained by Moscow on drug charges.

The United States Senate confirmed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a 52-48 vote Thursday to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. He will be sworn in later today.

The new directive puts some aid organizations at risk of bankruptcy.

In Italy, over 26 percent of practicing physicians are older than 65.

A spate of devastating attacks on the health care sector prompts Brussels to ramp up funding and threat intelligence. 

He previously nominated Christine Jack Toretti to be ambassador to Malta.

In a statement, a spokesperson said she “sustained an injury during an official engagement and was admitted to the hospital for evaluation.”

For many Syrian refugees in Europe, joy at the fall of Assad has been tempered by immediate calls for them to go home.

But Hungary’s minister reminded countries that the move was nonbinding, as Germany and Greece abstained.

As young professionals head to other countries, a marginalized community is filling the gap.

Politicians are among those vying to run the elite institution — and they’re squaring off over Beijing’s influence on Britain.

Ursula von der Leyen, a medical doctor, delivers medical assistance aboard flight from G20.

Former business secretary now heads up the main opposition.

The results of the procedure will be available “in a few weeks.”

Bringing drug production closer to home means reckoning with costs.