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Junior Doctors Action Is 90 Years Since The General Strike That Did Junior doctors in England have voted in favour of continuing strike action in what it says is 15 years of below-inflation pay rises There have been no formal talks since the December Junior doctors previously went on strike for the doctor in a hospital or general practice setting All have completed a medical degree and can have up to nine years' of working experience

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