Elizabeth Short is a staff writer at MedPage Today, where she covers a wide range of medical topics and clinical challenges. With a background in journalism from the Craig Newmark School of Journalism, Elizabeth is passionate about providing accurate and informative healthcare news to readers.
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By: Elizabeth Short
CAMPAIGNERS called on the government yesterday to investigate British charities suspected of facilitating international crimes in occupied Palestinian territory.
‘Tommy Robinson’ jailed for 18 months for repeating lies about Syrian refugee
By: Elizabeth Short
THE Labour leadership faced demands today to tax the rich instead of inflicting more painful spending cuts in its Budget tomorrow.
By: Elizabeth Short
OIL giant BP revealed obscene profits today while skyrocketing bills are forcing households to risk their own health by cutting energy use.
By: Elizabeth Short
SIX Extinction Rebellion (XR) activists were arrested today after campaigners from the group launched a wave of actions across the City of London to demand insurance firms sever ties with fossil fuels.
By: Elizabeth Short
FOUR “insurers of the apocalypse” hit the streets of London carrying briefcases warning of impending floods, famine and extinction today.
By: Elizabeth Short
UNIONS largely welcomed Labour's Budget for pledging money for public services and capital investment yesterday.
By: Elizabeth Short
CAMPAIGNERS have slammed the government's failure to restore funding to the environment department despite promises to clean up Britain's waterways.
By: Elizabeth Short
BP and Shell's profits over the last year have exceeded the combined GDP of the five most climate-vulnerable countries, a new analysis found today.
Environment Sea of protesters flood London in urgent call for clean water
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