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NHS during junior doctors strike 'flowed better' with non-urgent care on hold, consultant says

Sky News Wednesday, 3 January 2024
A British consultant in emergency medicine has said "everything flowed better" in the NHS while junior doctors were out on strike, leaving non-urgent care on hold.
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