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Palliative medicine is an opportunity to practise the kind of medicine that should be universal. Isn’t it interesting that you have to be a child or actively dying in the UK to be at the centre of a medical world? I do also love the pathophysiology, the interface of hard science. In palliative care, you’re often caring for patients whose body systems are failing – their physiology is deranged, which makes the challenges of pain management much more complicated. Omid Scobie accusesPrince Edward and Sophie of 'a royal screw up' - and claims their remarks in the wake of...Omid Scobie insists Harry and Meghan didn't brief him for book - but admits there are 'plenty of people around them' who DID' Linda Nolan 'cries her eyes out' as she shares a heartbreaking cancer update and admits her fears that this Christmas could be her last A Nicole Young denies accusation that she 'rearranged her face', plastic surgeons reveal procedures that could have caused change

Rochelle Humes reveals what husband Marvin's secret signal could REALLY mean as he taps his heart four times on I'm A Celebrity I think this is such an important book because it focuses on not being scared of dying, but being scared of living at the end of your days. So many of Rachel's patients know that they are dying but they don't just give up, they are determined to carry on living for as long as they can and it is just incredibly inspiring; from the young bride who is determined to have her big wedding to the grandfather who wants to reach his grandson's birthday. Past Lives comes up victorious at Gotham Awards 2023 for Best Feature ... while Charles Melton and Lily Gladstone claim night's biggest acting honors MasterChef: The Professionals viewers rage as show bids au revoir to 'genius' French chef - after Marcus Wareing tells him he was 'trying too hard' with jellied egg dish Tommy Fury fails to mention fiancée Molly-Mae Hague as he pays tribute to their daughter Bambi on return to the UK after partying in Abu DhabiThe book contains the moving stories of patients and their loved ones, such as Michael, “the man with the broken heart”, who, so concerned about leaving his wife who has dementia alone to the possible fate of being moved into a care home, neglects the fact that the chest wound where his pacemaker has been fitted has become painfully infected.

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