"Okay, why don't we feed the dogs?" the Queen said to Dr. David Nott after his return from Syria Simon Perry is a writer and correspondent at PEOPLE. He has more than 25 years’ experience at PEOPLE ...

A surgeon from the U.K. who was remotely advising Syrian physicians performing an operation at a hospital in the war-torn country believes his computer may have been hacked, leading to the hospital ...

A war surgeon has told how the Queen helped him overcome trauma by allowing him to pet her corgis, days after he returned from Syria. Dr David Nott recalled how he was unable to reply when she asked ...

A frontline war doctor has described the moment Queen Elizabeth II had an ingenious idea to help heal his trauma after returning from Syria. Dr David Nott said his "bottom lip started to go" while ...

KUWAIT, April 13 (KUNA) -- Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS) Chairman Dr. Hilal Al-Sayer affirmed on Saturday the society's continuous efforts to improve humanitarian work, especially by training and ...

The feeling of being in over your head is something most people have encountered at some point. You know that you are not equipped or trained to handle the situation but that you can’t stop it. You ...

Among the grim anecdotes of the civil war playing out in Syria comes perhaps the most sobering report of all - that bored snipers are playing a "death game" and their targets include children and ...

Damascus, SANA- Dr. Hussein Al-Khatib, Deputy Acting Minister of Health, met Tuesday with a delegation from the British David Nott Foundation, headed by Chief Executive, Elly Nott, to discuss ways to ...

Trauma surgeon Dr. David Nott has spent decades volunteering in war and disaster zones all over the world. Now he's advising doctors on how to treat COVID-19. He spoke with Terry Gross about how ...

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A British surgeon who helped Syrian doctors online has told the Telegraph, external he fears his computer was hacked, leading to an air strike on a hospital. David Nott, who has performed surgery in ...