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Sally Carter: Films, fistula, and an illiterate surgeon

March 30, 2011

One of the world’s most experienced fistula surgeons is illiterate. I found that out when I went to a screening of a short film called Fistula Hospital: Healing and Hope […]

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Kirsten Patrick: Sports medicine and the Olympic legacy

March 15, 2011

I doubt that this is the first place you’ll read about the 2012 Olympics today as it is 500 days to the start of the games and the tickets go […]

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Elizabeth Loder: Who gets to be an author?

March 14, 2011

Elizabeth Loder reports on a panel discussion held at the International Publication Planning Association meeting in St  Louis, Missouri. […]

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Matthew Billingsley: Telehealthcare, integration and innovation

March 9, 2011

Last week I attended the International Congress on Telehealth and Telecare at the King’s Fund, which was an opportunity to discuss the current opportunities in telehealthcare. The focal point for […]

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Tony Delamothe: TED Day 3: Of revolutions, algorithms, and wonder

March 8, 2011

By the end of the third day it was clear that one of the major conference themes had become  “Revolution 2.0,”  political upheaval facilitated by Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. In […]

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Tony Delamothe: TED Day Two: The many paths to changing the world

March 7, 2011

Day 2 began with a choice: a clinic on sand sculpting or breakfast with Al Gore, both scheduled to begin at 7am. I felt I owed it to the VP. […]

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Harriet Vickers: Is self-help making anyone any happier?

March 4, 2011

How to be happier? It’s a constantly pertinent question. Aristotle was occupied with it nearly 2400 years ago, and the UK prime minister David Cameron is today, as he plans […]

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Tony Delamothe: TED Day One: The Return of the Human

March 3, 2011

The night before the TED conference began, “The King’s Speech” beat “The Social Network,” four Oscars to three. A friend with a stake in the outcome had argued that a […]

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Retelling the asylums. Harriet Vickers on “The Knitting Circle”

March 2, 2011

Years of experiences and memories have gone into Julie McNamara’s play The Knitting Circle. Examining the long stay hospitals of the 80s and 90s, through the lives of patients and […]

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Juliet Dobson: Should information be free?

February 25, 2011

Should information be free? Does any good come from restricting access to it? These questions were the topic of conversation at a talk hosted by IQ2 at the Dana Centre, […]

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