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I’ve been a doctor for over 50 years, and I am appalled by the doctor’s strike

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By Karol Sikora
| AOL UK Verified
I qualified over 50 years ago so my days as a junior doctor, as it was called then, are long over. I remember it well: poor pay, ridiculously long hours, practising frequently way out of my depth. But it was fun, rewarding and stimulating. The NHS was a happy place, back then – no funding problems, few people over 70 moving slowly on a downward health trajectory of increasingly irreversible co-morbidity.
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A cancer crisis is inevitable. What can we do about it?

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By Karol Sikora
| The National Verified
The number of cancer patients is set to rise dramatically throughout the entire Gulf region. This is simply because of changes in the age of its population. Cancer can, of course, occur at any age but it predominantly occurs in older people. In the UK, 25 per cent of the population is now over 60 compared to only 3.6 per cent in the UAE. The number of new cancer patients in this region per million people is currently less than half that in Europe.
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Truth about Biden’s cancer, by top doctor KAROL SIKORA: What I believe about ‘cover up’ theory on incurable, drug-resistant tumour

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By Karol Sikora
| businessandamerica.com
Joe Biden’s rather sudden diagnosis of aggressive prostate cancer – which has already spread to his bones – is something of a medical mystery. Doctors announced the rather grim diagnosis (as it’s spread to the bones it’s no longer curable) yesterday, just days after the 82-year-old former president of the United States complained of ‘urinary symptoms’ – most likely difficulty peeing due to the tumour squeezing the urethra, the tube that carries urine out of the body.
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