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Shining a spotlight on LGBT mental health inequality

November 10, 2016 - Onkar Sahota@DrOnkarSahota

As a society we are facing a mental health crisis. Years of under-investment in services is now catching up with us. Every week it seems there is another article in the news, another survey published, more statistics released, seeking to put a number on our anxiety and misery. As a GP, I hear the message […]

Scrapping bursaries will worsen London’s nursing shortage

June 8, 2016 - Onkar Sahota@DrOnkarSahota

It beggars belief that the government are so intent on axing nursing bursaries, a move that will undoubtedly deter many more from entering this most important profession.

Mental health matters for mothers and babies

March 10, 2016 - Onkar Sahota@DrOnkarSahota

Around 350 new Londoners will be born today. Their health throughout their lives will depend on many things – the air they breathe, the food they eat, the house they live in. And before all that, it will depend on the health of their mother.

Population growth and funding cuts mean London’s NHS is on course for yet another winter crisis

December 9, 2015 - Onkar Sahota@DrOnkarSahota

The winter A&E crisis is fast becoming an annual event in the capital as the strains of a booming population meet cutbacks and closures in the NHS.

How should London’s healthcare & political leaders tackle the threat of Tuberculosis?

August 5, 2015 - Onkar Sahota@DrOnkarSahota

The stigma that surrounds TB can lead to people not seeking help when they develop symptoms, making it harder for clinicians to diagnose and treat the disease effectively.

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