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Krishna Chinthapalli: The birth and death of the Liverpool Care Pathway

July 16, 2013

Birth of the pathway A few miles west of Mont Blanc, eighty years ago, Marie Curie arrived at a sanatorium in the foothills of the Alps to spend her final […]

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Soumyadeep Bhaumik’s review of Indian medical papers—16 July 2013

July 16, 2013

A sudden burst of massive untimely rainfall and the consequent floods in Uttarkhand last month has killed thousands of people and affected millions more. The good news is that there […]

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Richard Smith: Race relations in Florida

July 16, 2013

Those of us outside the US think of holidays, sun, Disney, and orange juice when we think of Florida. We don’t even think of it as part of the slavery, […]

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Deon Louw: The doctor, the environmentalist, and the gospel of sustainable healthcare

July 15, 2013

Let’s be honest. Lester Brown sounds like the name of a musician from the Deep South. In fact, Brown is an acclaimed scientist and I had the pleasure of attending […]

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Richard Lehman’s journal review—15 July 2013

July 15, 2013

JAMA  10 July 2013  Vol 310 149   Fifteen years ago, JAMA was my favourite journal. Its covers were always beautiful, thanks to M Therese Southgate’s choice of paintings and works […]

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Ravikant Singh and Mridul Deka on the rescue effort in Uttarakhand

July 12, 2013

The recent flash floods in the mountain state of Uttarakhand struck some of the most holy temples in the Himalayas. Pilgrims from all parts of the country were trapped in […]

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Pritpal S Tamber: Health 2.0 and academia—reconciling experimentation and protectionism

July 11, 2013

This week I attended a Health 2.0 London event on mobile sensors. The title of the event asked if they were key to remote patient monitoring. I think the answer […]

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Rebecca Mills: The true cause of death

July 11, 2013

Have you ever considered the accuracy and reliability of hospital death certification? Prior to my recent research project, I certainly hadn’t. Accurate certification is not only important for legalities sake, […]

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Richard Smith: Case reports in 16th century Europe and China

July 9, 2013

There is a huge theoretical body of knowledge about the history of the novel, but almost nothing on the history of the medical case report. Gianna Pomata from Johns Hopkins […]

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Frances Mortimer: Sustainable clinical practice

July 8, 2013

Welcome to a series of blogs on sustainable healthcare that will look at health, sustainability, and the interplay between the two. The blog will share ideas from experts across the […]

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