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News: UK government predicts 100 000 new A/H1N1 flu cases a day by September
From Pandemic Flu blog on 03 July 2009
To view this content, follow this link: http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/339/jul03_2/b2721 The UK government is planning for a rapid rise in the number of cases of A/H1N1 flu and is limiting provision of antiviral drugs to people with symptoms, while excluding asymptomatic contacts of infected people …more...
The earliest 1918 pandemic “influenza” case report?
From BMJ Case Reports blog on 03 July 2009
King Alfonso of Spain appears to be the first case reported in the newspapers in May 1918 followed by several cases in the medical press including a case series of fifty in July 1918 in the BMJ. I’ve been looking for the earliest case reports of the flu in 1918 which seems to have first been more...
Tom Nolan: Partners in swine
From Pandemic Flu blog on 03 July 2009
To view this content, follow this link: http://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2009/07/03/tom-nolan-partners-in-swine/ Yesterday I attended the Department of Health briefing on swine flu where the suave new secretary of state for health, Andy Burnham, and his partner in swine, Sir Liam Donaldson, gave an update …more...
Get thee to the JME site to read our new medical ethics soap
From Journal of Medical Ethics blog on 03 July 2009
For the few reprobates among our blog readers who are not regular visitors to our parent journal’s web-site I thought that I should point out that this months issue of the JME contains the first instalment of our new medical ethics “soap” Eyewitness in Erewhon academic hospital So, if you think that moral philosophy is too more...
- Tom Nolan: Partners in swine
- From BMJ on 03 July 2009
- Personal view: Who wants to be the flu doctor?
- From Pandemic Flu blog on 02 July 2009
- Ed Davies: Medical workforce planning
- From BMJ on 02 July 2009
- BMJ blog: Tom Nolan - Was H1N1 leaked from a laboratory?
- From Pandemic Flu blog on 02 July 2009
- Tom Nolan: Was H1N1 leaked from a laboratory?
- From BMJ on 02 July 2009
- Letter on Dignitas and the Coroners Bill
- From Journal of Medical Ethics blog on 02 July 2009
- More on prayer…
- From Journal of Medical Ethics blog on 01 July 2009
- News: Two more people in UK die from swine flu, as swabbing policy ends in “hot spot” areas
- From Pandemic Flu blog on 01 July 2009
- BMJ blog: Tom Nolan - Come swine with me
- From Pandemic Flu blog on 01 July 2009
- Tom Nolan: Come swine with me
- From BMJ on 01 July 2009
- Praying for patients? God help us.
- From Journal of Medical Ethics blog on 01 July 2009
- Julian Sheather is anti anti-psychiatry
- From BMJ on 30 June 2009
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