Junior doctors in the UK have been striking for better pay and working conditions, shedding light on various issues within the healthcare system. Beyond pay, reasons for strikes include severe understaffing, unacceptable working conditions, and the impact on patient care. Medical students, already facing financial strain and workload challenges, are further affected. During strikes, students have been asked to cover for doctors, which raises concerns about their training and patient safety. With government plans to extend strike laws, addressing these issues becomes crucial for the future of healthcare professionals and medical students.
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