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Julian Sheather on Mandelson’s distemper

October 23, 2009

Reader I am sick, sick if not quite unto death then very nearly unto despair. There is a gnawing within that will not let me rest. I have searched in […]

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Domhnall MacAuley attends a BMJ Masterclass

October 23, 2009

That articulated lorry hurtling towards you may be driven by one of your fat beer drinking patients- who just has fallen asleep at the wheel. Sleep apnoea used to be […]

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Editors at largerespiratory medicine, sleep apnoea4 Comments

Liz Wager: Are men more dishonest than women?

October 21, 2009

Frank Wells, who is probably the UK’s first professional fraud buster, says he has “yet to meet a female research fraudster.” All the 26 cases of proven villainy he has […]

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Liz Wagerresearch ethics, research fraud6 Comments

Tom Nolan on the swine flu vaccine

October 21, 2009

The swine flu vaccine is officially here. The UK government announced on Friday that over 400,000 doses of the swine flu vaccine will be delivered to hospitals this week. The […]

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Uncategorizedswine flu vaccine5 Comments

Douglas Noble: Patient safety – diagnostic errors

October 20, 2009

Last week I fell onto an outstretched hand and clinically had an obvious fracture on the ulnar side of my left wrist.  Interestingly, the very diligent nurse practitioner who examined […]

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Douglas Noble, Guest writers5 Comments

Paul Hodgkin: It’s a two way street now

October 20, 2009

Medicine has always been a pretty one-way business. We know, they don’t. It is us that ask the questions, their bodies that slip under our knives. Patients of course have […]

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Guest writers2 Comments

Til Wykes on the Declaration on Mental Health Research

October 19, 2009

Last Wednesday was the launch of the Declaration on Mental Health Research. This initiative is aimed at drawing attention to the imbalance of resources devoted to research on mental illnesses […]

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Guest writersdeclaration on mental health research, funding0 Comments

Georg Röggla: Evidence and quality in intensive care medicine

October 16, 2009

‘The H1N1 pandemic-are we prepared?’ was the first hot topic at the 22nd congress of the European society of intensive care medicine (ESICM) in Vienna from 11th to 14th October […]

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Vidhya Alakeson on the US Finance Committee bill

October 15, 2009

Few people outside of Washington have heard of Olympia Snowe, the senator from Maine. But on Tuesday, she became the most important person in healthcare reform. Her vote in the […]

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Guest writers, US healthcarehealth policy, healthcare funding, Medicaid, Medicare, US Senate2 Comments

Julian Sheather on the trouble with Darwin

October 15, 2009

As this is a scientific journal, I imagine its readers will have more than a passing interest in Darwin. It is hardly surprising. Darwinism is a scientific hypothesis of such revelatory […]

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Julian SheatherDarwin, Darwinism, evolution4 Comments

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