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Liz Wager: It’ll only take 5 minutes …

September 7, 2009

I’ve reached an age where various bits of my body don’t seeem to work as well as they used to (you’ll be able to find out which ones if you […]

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Liz Wager1 Comment

Richard Smith: A crime against knowledge

September 7, 2009

Firsthand personal experience of a great crime can make it real in a way that full intellectual understanding will not. Spend two hours in close contact with an African AIDS […]

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Guest writers, Richard Smith7 Comments

Joe Collier on the need for ‘oholisms’

September 4, 2009

From the outside, most people appear to conduct themselves in a normal, essentially humdrum, manner. However, in many (possibly most) of us there are odd, and often secret, compulsive behavioural […]

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Uncategorizedbehavioural traits, hobbies, obsessions0 Comments

Fiona Godlee: Why we’ve joined 10:10

September 3, 2009

I’ve just signed up, on behalf of the BMJ Group, to a commitment to cut our carbon footprint by 10% by the end of 2010. For more information on the […]

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Editors at large, Fiona Godlee1 Comment

Helen Carnaghan: ENT is like a lady’s handbag – you never know what you might find!

September 3, 2009

I am now working in the department of ear, nose and throat (ENT) and I have come across my all time favourite medical saying: “A thyroid is like a lady’s […]

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Guest writers, Junior doctors2 Comments

Tom Nolan: Swine flu estimated to be 100 times more virulent than seasonal flu

September 3, 2009

PLOS Currents: Influenza is a journal with a difference. Mixing features of a journal with those of blogs and discussion forums it’s bound to ruffle some feathers. It describes itself […]

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Tom Nolan: The flu will be back after the break

August 27, 2009

Two swine flu call centres in England will close on Sunday with the loss of 1200 jobs reports The Guardian. Demand for Tamiflu has plummeted: it peaked on 27 July […]

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Uncategorizedflu treatment kit, Swine flu2 Comments

Louise Kenny: Two men down and a ’99 flake

August 27, 2009

I’ve spent the last week relaxing in Antigua, Guatemala, hauling myself through 6 hours of Spanish lessons a day in a last minute attempt to quell the panic before I […]

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Guest writersGuatemala2 Comments

Joe Collier: How spells and trances aid learning

August 24, 2009

Over the years I have sat through plenty of lectures that have been plain awful. There have also been those which simply glued me to my seat, where time flew […]

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Helen Macdonald on swabs, tips, and a flu game

August 24, 2009

Is there anything new about swine flu? The Department of Health update revealed an interesting finding this week. The Guardian reports; “One of the odder aspects of the latest data […]

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UncategorizedAustralia, Swine flu, the great flu game3 Comments

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