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Richard Smith: We need more doctor entrepreneurs

October 31, 2012

The NHS, UK PLC, and the wider world will all benefit if we have more doctor entrepreneurs willing to take risks and start up companies. Starting up a company can […]

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Michael Dixon: The quest for healthy ageing

October 31, 2012

Without adequate focus from commissioners, ageing risks becoming an unsustainable burden for the UK. Achieving “healthy ageing” is one of the UK’s most pressing challenges.  With an ageing population experiencing […]

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David Kerr: Pooky night

October 31, 2012

When I was growing up in Scotland, celebrating Halloween was a major event in the calendar and something to look forward to at this grim time of year. Everyone got […]

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Richard Smith: Meet and learn from Dr Twitter

October 30, 2012

At a meeting in Copenhagen earlier this week Bertalan Mesko was introduced as “the world leader in social media and medicine.” After listening to him and looking at some of […]

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Julian Sheather: Time to claim kin with the volcanologists?

October 30, 2012

No, I am not about to declare myself a closet trekkie. I have in mind the decision by Judge Marco Billi to jail six Italian seismologists for giving ‘false assurances’ […]

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Tara Lamont: From Bletchley Park to NICE

October 30, 2012

What can Bletchley Park teach us about organisations and organisational life? I have just read an excellent book by Christopher Grey, Decoding Organization (great title), who brings his academic experience […]

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Gabriel Scally: Obama cares, and so does public health in the USA

October 30, 2012

Having the opening day of a major health conference on a Sunday seems slightly unusual to a British or Irish conference goer but thousands gathered in the gorgeous autumn sunshine […]

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Pat Hughes: Tobacco in pregnancy – an orphan subject

October 30, 2012

Introducing the topic of smoking in pregnancy as “an orphan subject in this area” seemed the right choice of words to the handful of people who turned up for the […]

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Tracey Koehlmoos: Training the next generation of NCD researchers in developing countries

October 30, 2012

Who will be the leaders working on the front lines in the battle against the rising tide of non communicable diseases in developing countries? Who will prepare them to take […]

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Manuel Carballo: Protecting the health of Europe’s migrants

October 30, 2012

Migration has always been a source of population growth in Europe, and in recent decades it has become the principal driver of urban growth throughout much of the EU, if not Europe […]

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