Recent reports suggest that doctors have assured that they will not be protesting or holding a strike against pension reforms in future. However, at the same time they highlighted that their decision doesn't mean that patients will not have to face problems or will be well assisted.

The British Medical Association (BMA) is seeking to take strict action against the government. It seems that the last strike was not as effective as it should have been and doctors, who have been favoring further strikes, will not turn up for work in those days.

It seems that the government is in no mood to cooperate with the British Medical Association as Health Minster Andrew Lansley has clearly told BMA chairman Dr. Hamish Meldrum not to expect any kind of cooperation.

As per reports, it has been revealed that the British Medical Association has decided that it will going on strike on the 21st of June. It is the first time that such strike is going to take place in last 40 decades.

It seems that the government and the members of British Medical Association have decided that none of them will bend for each other. The BMA has decided that it will be protesting against the government’s pension reforms decision by going on industrial action.

The British Medical Authority is determined on its decision that it will conduct an industrial action on the 21st of June. It will happen for the first time in last 40 years that the BMA will undergo strike. The government has made it clear that they do not have any kind of sympathy with the BMA.

The British Medical Association is due to take a decision on industrial action. More than 100,000 doctors will take part in the industrial action, which is going to take place due to changes in their pension polices.

British Medical Association (BMA) members will vote on industrial action as relations between medical professionals and the Government hit a new low.

The BMA’s governing council last night decided that doctors and medical students should be balloted on whether to take action in the row over work conditions and pensions.

In order to prevent people dying because of organ shortage, the British Medical Association (BMA) has drafted a proposal, which, however, has stirred controversies. In a report the BMA has proposed that the organs of the patients, who have been put on ventilator, should be retrieved so that it could be donated to a need person.

It has been recently revealed by a report that the recent suggestions made by the British Medical Association to the government for the purpose of making changes in the NHS schemes for pension have been rejected by them.