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Domhnall MacAuley

Domhnall MacAuley: Of melancholy, despair and, Dr Gachet

February 17, 2010

Dr Gachet has the world weary look of a country GP. His portrait, which hangs in the Musée d’Orsay, always spoke to me louder than Van Gogh’s sunflowers or other […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Lasting memories

February 8, 2010

Memory is short. I learned this early when, as a junior doctor, my consultant retired. He was a legend, irreplaceable, the backbone of the hospital. But, it takes less than […]

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Domhnall MacAuley on armchair winter sports

February 1, 2010

The Olympics are imminent. Not 2012, but the Winter Olympics in Vancouver opening in less than three weeks. Coming from a country where rare snowfalls are wet, soggy and turn […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Achievements of academic primary care in the last decade

January 11, 2010

What do you think were the achievements of academic primary care/ general practice in the last decade? We discussed this recently by email in a BMJ advisory group of primary […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Apres Ski and A&E

December 17, 2009

Heading for the slopes? Sunshine, blue skies and an exhilarating holiday. Cant wait! You don’t need any gloomy doom sayer spoiling your excitement. But, as you board your flight, look […]

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Domhnall MacAuley on Thierry Henry’s rehabilitation

November 26, 2009

Thierry Henry’s rehabilitation is on track. He kept a low profile in Barca’s win on Tuesday night but was back in the spotlight nevertheless. Gasps of relief across the world […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Of mice and real people

November 19, 2009

Do you dither with your mouse? Who would have thought there could be any new angles on consultation analysis! Simon de Lusignan (St Georges, University of London) had some new […]

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Domhnall MacAuley on unexpected outcomes

November 17, 2009

You have got to do something. Young mothers and their babies living in socially deprived areas do poorly. Isolated, unprepared, and hard to reach; the obvious way to help is […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Excellence in Practice. RCGP Annual National Primary Care Conference.

November 9, 2009

Are you an apple, a pear, or even a melon? Metabolic risk is less if you have the body profile of a pear rather than an apple. If you are […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Exercise is medicine

November 2, 2009

Fergie lost it with the referee. The Manchester United manager’s public criticism of the referee’s fitness in their recent match against Sunderland made headlines. Although subsequently making a personal apology […]

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