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Posts by julietwalker :

  • “We are setting ourselves on fire to keep everyone else warm”—what does the recovery look like for NHS staff?, February 1, 2021 in NHS
  • Richard Smith: Peer reviewers—time for mass rebellion?, February 1, 2021 in Richard Smith
  • Young people in food poverty: a lost generation?, January 29, 2021 in Christmas appeal
  • Kartik Raj: UK’s independent food banks: a lifeline in a year of crisis, January 29, 2021 in Christmas appeal
  • Covid-19: what do the data show on deaths registered in England and Wales?, January 29, 2021 in Guest writers
  • Giles Maskell: And that’s an order!, January 29, 2021 in Giles Maskell
  • Urgent and emergency care-only service means misery for people who need help most, January 29, 2021 in Patient and public perspectives
  • Up the line to death: covid-19 has revealed a mortal betrayal of the world’s healthcare workers, January 29, 2021 in Guest writers
  • The missing link in ethnicity and covid-19 research—time to separate the risk of infection from the risk of severe disease , January 29, 2021 in NHS
  • Daniel Sokol: Doctors should not criticise people who flout covid rules, January 28, 2021 in Daniel Sokol
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