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Ana Rita Pedro on health literacy in Europe

October 19, 2010

At the recent European Health Forum Gastein, a group of “young Gasteiners” blogged live from the talks. A selection of the blogs are on the BMJ blogsite. Tessa Richards, assistant […]

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David Scheller-Kreinsen: Why Gastein works – despite session sponsorship.

October 13, 2010

At the recent European Health Forum Gastein, a group of “young Gasteiners” blogged live from the talks. A selection of the blogs are on the BMJ blogsite. Tessa Richards, assistant […]

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Dan Cauchi : From health kick to goal

October 12, 2010

At the recent European Health Forum Gastein, a group of “young Gasteiners” blogged live from the talks. A selection of the blogs are on the BMJ blogsite. Tessa Richards, assistant […]

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Sarah Walpole: from medic to media – on the health effects of Tar Sands

October 5, 2010

Seeing the call for medics to attend this year’s Camp for Climate Action, I was keen to lend support for a worthy cause. I’m usually a reluctant responder when it […]

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Esohe Omoregie: What’s wrong with public health?

September 28, 2010

The other day, I had my first weekend on-call as an SHO. My consultant asked me the inevitable question about my career plans. I resisted the urge to stay in […]

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Siddhartha Yadav: TedxChange’s millennium development goals webcast

September 21, 2010

Sitting in the comfort of my room and sipping a cup of tea, I listened to Melinda Gates and others this morning – live.  The TedxChange was an event organized […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: Don’t mention climate change

July 13, 2010

Don’t talk about climate change. Don’t even use the words. It is liable to make people stick their heads in the sand.  David Pencheon, Director of the NHS Sustainable Development […]

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Ike Anya on his first Faculty of Public Health conference

July 13, 2010

I attended my first Faculty of Public Health Annual Conference at Imperial College London last week. I’m told it used to be a 2-day event with several breakout sessions, but […]

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Anna Mead Robson: Psychiatry – a specialty for failures?

June 28, 2010

I once met a medical student who had failed his first year exams. “It’s ok,” he said, as I tried to console him. “I know I’m not very bright, but […]

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Siddhartha Yadav on young people at Women Deliver 2010

June 15, 2010

Last week, more than 3,000 global leaders working in the field of maternal and reproductive health gathered in Washington, D.C for the Women Deliver 2010 conference. With the theme of […]

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