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- Dr. Helen Holt, a consultant physician, says the ongoing doctors' strikes in the United Kingdom are harmful and require diplomacy.
- She notes doctors fret over patient care and the NHS's financial strain.
- Holt says she initially supported action, but resident doctors are now less inclined to strike.
- Dr. Peter Davis, a physician, adds that fewer resident doctors vote for strikes as many attend educational sessions and maintain clinical duties.
