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Journalist. Assistant news editor @bmj_latest. If you have a medical story for us, DMs are open or email Giacobucci@bmj.com.
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Hantavirus outbreak linked to cruise ship is over, say officials

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By Gareth Iacobucci Verified, affiliationsThe BMJ
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GPs to refuse “unsafe” transfer of hospital work as part of collective action

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By Gareth Iacobucci Verified
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News & Views GPs to refuse “unsafe”... GPs to refuse “unsafe” transfer of hospital work as part of collective action News BMJ 2026; 394 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj-2026-100141 Cite this as: BMJ 2026;394:e100141 GPs in England have been urged to reject unfunded new requests from hospitals to transfer prescribing and monitoring responsibilities for a patient to practices.
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Amos maternity review: Doctors must work differently as units “no longer fit for purpose,” but report is dogged by controversy

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By Gareth Iacobucci Verified, affiliationsThe BMJ
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Fundamental changes are needed to how doctors work in neonatal and maternity units that are “no longer fit for purpose” to deliver high quality, compassionate care, a major government commissioned review has concluded.
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