Amanda Pritchard is to become the new head of the NHS in England.

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The private purchase of the one-of-a-kind record will go toward $7.4 million owed from fraud charges levied against the convicted hedge fund manager.

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These are the UK coronavirus stories you need to know about today.

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Research suggests that people from socially disadvantaged backgrounds are substantially more likely to experience multimorbidities in mid-life.

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The 32nd edition expands ratings to cover seven new procedures and conditions, investigates racial disparities in health, and poses ‘one pandemic question’ to healthcare leaders.

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Physician and pharmacy groups and state attorneys general unite against efforts by pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) groups to derail regulation of the industry’s practices.

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Family physician falsely billed TRICARE for $6.7 million; “excited delirium” death lawsuit targets hospital, nursing staff; and more.

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Call for doctors in primary care, hepatology, obesity medicine, endocrinology, and diabetology to stop working in silos and develop multidisciplinary teams to tackle nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.

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A doctor who ran an unlicensed online gender identity clinic has appeared at a medical tribunal accused of failing to provide good clinical care to three patients.

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A tribunal must reconsider the case of a surgeon who burned his initials on to the livers of two unconscious patients because the 5-month suspension was ‘insufficient’.

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