Senior doctors are urging the government to prioritize fixing the struggling palliative care system before implementing assisted dying laws, warning that funding for assisted dying could divert resources away from care for the dying. The Association for Palliative Medicine is calling for a government-led commission to improve end-of-life care due to existing shortages of funding and poor coordination. Despite MPs backing the change in law to allow assisted dying in England and Wales, concerns remain about the current state of palliative care and the potential impact of assisted dying legislation on its funding and resources.
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Army honors Fort Stewart soldiers for tackling suspect, providing aid to victims
Army officials reported that a 28-year-old sergeant at Fort Stewart opened fire, injuring five soldiers before being tackled by fellow troops who also provided medical aid to the victims. The incident has led to a commendation for the soldiers' swift response in a crisis situation. Want More Context? 🔎
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