US EditionTV doctor and IVF pioneer quits British Medical Association over 'damaging' planned strikes
- Professor Robert Winston resigned from the British Medical Association due to planned strike action by resident doctors, as reported by The Times.
- Winston emphasized the importance of doctors considering their responsibilities seriously, warning that the strike could lead to 'long-term damage' to people's trust in doctors.
- Health Secretary Wes Streeting urged resident doctors to 'abandon their unreasonable rush to strike', highlighting the fragility of NHS recovery.
- The planned walkout by resident doctors is set to occur for five consecutive days starting from Friday, July 25, at 7am.
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Leading doctors urge BMA to reconsider strikes amid concerns over public trust
Lord Ara Dazi and Professor Sir Stephen Powis are urging resident doctors to reconsider strikes planned for later this month. Leading doctors have joined calls for the British Medical Association (BMA) to reconsider its strike plans as they warned resident doctors that walkouts could cause irreparable harm to public trust in the profession. Lord Ara Darzi, a former health minister and surgeon, followed calls made by Professor Robert Winston, a L…
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