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BMA is a membership organisation that represents doctors and acts as a trade
union and professional body. It also includes help and support for career development and
works with other organisations to ensure that members concerns are raised
regarding relevant health-related issues. You can keep up-to-date via a range of news feeds, including blogs and more in-depth analysis.
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