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BMJ covers get everywhere: Excessive crying in infants

December 22, 2011

“BMJ covers get everywhere” is a new blog we have launched featuring humorous photos of BMJ covers sent in by our readers. Please submit your photos to JDobson@bmj.com, or send […]

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Kathi Apostolidis: Demolishing the Greek national healthcare system the amateur way

December 22, 2011

It takes vision, passion for healthcare, compassion for those who suffer, knowledge, a dedicated team of experts, commitment from all stakeholders, and experience of what it means to be a […]

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Sarah Waller: We need to make our wards more friendly for people with dementia

December 22, 2011

The report of the national audit of dementia care in general hospitals 2011, published last week, has put a sharp and timely focus on the care of people with dementia […]

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David Payne: ugly fruit

December 22, 2011

An apple farmer in Conservative MP Laura Sandy’s Kent constituency gets just £80 a tonne for bruised and mis-shapen fruit rejected by the supermarkets. When she visits local schools and […]

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