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The NHS must behave as an environmental anchor to mitigate the impacts of climate change

July 5, 2019

The NHS is one of the UK”s biggest contributors to climate change, and top down reform is too slow, but clinical staff can kick start change, say Nada Al-Hadithy and […]

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Peter Brindley: Making your mark and weathering the storm

July 5, 2019

Whether it’s braving the needle, raising children, or training doctors sometimes you just have to weather the storm and rely on your crew, says Peter Brindley […]

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Duncan Jarvies: It’s time for healthcare to be a better LGBT+ ally

July 4, 2019

If doctors want to be a LGBT+ ally it’s time to go beyond kind words and take some action, says Duncan Jarvies […]

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Terence Stephenson: Reducing questionable research practices and biases

July 4, 2019

The greatest threat to medical science is not fabrication of results but “presentational fraud,” it is also the hardest to deal with, says Terence Stephenson […]

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Kieran Walsh: Artificial intelligence in healthcare: are systems and providers deliberately opaque?

July 4, 2019

Artificial intelligence isn’t inherently opaque, deliberate obfuscation is practised to maintain hierarchies of power to the detriment of healthcare providers and patients, says Kieran Walsh […]

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Ann Robinson’s journal review—3 July 2019

July 3, 2019

Ann Robinson reviews the latest research from the top medical journals […]

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Maria Brandkvist: Destigmatising obesity by understanding the impact of genes

July 3, 2019

As a young adult I moved from Toronto to Stockholm to start my studies in medicine. Although the values of Swedes and Canadians are similar, my first impressions revealed some visible […]

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KM Venkat Narayan: The United States of poor health—reflections on the Fourth of July

July 3, 2019

This Fourth of July, Americans need to face the facts of the country’s declining health, says KM Venkat Narayan […]

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Andrew Goddard: As RCP president I stand by the college’s recent survey on assisted dying and wish to set the record straight 

July 3, 2019

As both the BMA and the Royal College of General Practitioners move towards seeking their members’ views on assisted dying, I have been reflecting on some of the misinformation I continue […]

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Graham Winyard: Moving away from the competitive market in the NHS

July 2, 2019

The Health Select Committee last week supported legislative changes requested by NHS England to promote the delivery of integrated healthcare. Giving evidence at one of their enquiry sessions I was […]

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