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Michael Marmot and Jessica Allen: Building back fairer in Greater Manchester

June 30, 2021

Covid-19 mortality was 25% higher in Greater Manchester than in England as a whole, finds new report by Michael Marmot and colleagues […]

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After restriction: why the public can only fulfill its responsibilities if the government fulfills theirs

June 29, 2021

If people are to act responsibly they need their government to fulfil its own responsibilities to make safe behaviour possible, argue these authors […]

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#IAmPhilipLee—supporting frontline clinicians and the role of the GMC

June 29, 2021

A recent Twitter controversy opened old wounds about the use of professionalism as a tool for policing ethnic minority doctors, writes Aaliya Goyal […]

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The opportunities (and challenges) of using shared clinical trial data to better understand drug safety

June 29, 2021

Joshua D Wallach, Harlan M Krumholz, and Joseph S Ross share the lessons they’ve learnt from using clinical trial data shared through secure platforms for their own research […]

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Racism and the General Medical Council

June 29, 2021

A recent ruling that the GMC discriminated against a doctor on the grounds of race, calls into question the future role of the regulator, argue these authors In a landmark […]

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Use of airborne precautions for covid-19 in healthcare settings 

June 28, 2021

Since the early days of the pandemic there has been debate as to whether covid-19 transmission can be airborne, and whether healthcare workers require routine airborne precautions, or if respiratory […]

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Richard Smith: Progress towards a carbon net-zero NHS

June 28, 2021

Last week the Climate Change Committee (CCC) reported that the UK government is making poor progress with its aim of achieving carbon net-zero by 2045. The report also showed that […]

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Feminist movements are key to public health equity

June 28, 2021

We need greater investment in feminist movements, one of the most effective ways to advance health outcomes for women and girls and to achieve public health equity, say Emma Fulu […]

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Understanding local power dynamics can help overcome resistance to comprehensive sexuality education

June 28, 2021

Examples from diverse contexts show how challenges to implementing and scaling up comprehensive sexuality education can be overcome to support the sexual and reproductive health and rights of adolescent girls, […]

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Covid-19 vaccine trials in low and middle-income countries: what’s the benefit?

June 25, 2021

Low and middle-income countries that hosted trials for approved vaccines are not receiving vaccine doses as expected There is a great inequity in the distribution of vaccines worldwide. Eighty-five per […]

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