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Kate Elder and Jennifer Cohn: Vaccines in developing countries: why the high prices?

April 23, 2013

Global health leaders will gather in Abu Dhabi on 24 and 25 April for a vaccine summit to discuss recent accomplishments and seek ways to expand the impact of childhood […]

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Georgios Lyratzopoulos on the NAEDI and the Ca-PRI conferences, 2013

April 22, 2013

In retrospect, 1999 could be seen as the low point for cancer control policy in the UK. In that year, the Eurocare 2 study showed that the survival of patients […]

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Richard Lehman’s journal review—22 April 2013

April 22, 2013

JAMA  17 Apr 2013  Vol 309 1607   Why do some babies get colic every evening until they are about three months old? Dunno. Why do some children and adolescents get […]

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Damien Brown: Working for MSF in South Sudan

April 19, 2013

My second day in South Sudan, the start of a nine month posting with MSF in this war torn, dustbowl of a town called Nasir, and I’m standing here in […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: International Quality Forum, day 3

April 19, 2013

When it all goes wrong, that’s when you are really tested. Quantas pilot Captain David Evans described what happened when an engine disintegrated in mid air on Flight QF32 and […]

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Luisa Dillner: Identity and humanity at TEDMED, day 3

April 19, 2013

It’s at the end of a long TEDMED day that Andrew Solomon comes onto the stage. He looks a bit shiny, with a smart blue suit (did no one tell […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: International Quality Forum, day 2

April 18, 2013

“Stroke care was woeful,” said Dame Ruth Carnall, former chief executive of NHS London, in her sobering account of efforts to change the system. Less than 1% of patients had […]

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David Lock: Should the NHS fund assisted conception for lesbian couples?

April 18, 2013

Amongst the issues in the in-tray of CCGs, the issue of funding for assisted conception (typically either intrauterine insemination or IVF) for lesbian couples is not highest on the agenda, […]

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Luisa Dillner: TEDMED, day 2

April 18, 2013

The best thing about TEDMED is its delegates. Firstly they genuinely want to talk to you. Secondly they are all really interesting. Everyone has either worked for NASA or is […]

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Readers’ editor: Video abstracts

April 18, 2013

Cuba’s population witnessed huge economic change after losing the former Soviet Union as a trading partner in 1989. Food shortages caused by the downturn led to obesity rates falling from […]

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