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Julian Sheather on making mistakes

July 9, 2008

When I was a child I had three basic approaches to making a mistake. Firstly I would run away as far as possible and pretend it hadn’t happened. […]

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Guest writers, Julian Sheather2 Comments

Domhnall MacAuley: Music of eternal youth

July 8, 2008

The only oestrogen in the room came from a packet. And, from my seat, no man had a full head of hair. It could have been a convention of replaced […]

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Domhnall MacAuley, Editors at largeAntti Siirala, Chopin, Mozart, West Cork Chamber Music Festival0 Comments

Richard Smith: The end of disease and the beginning of health

July 8, 2008

I think I’m healthy, but am I right? I’m tubby. My hair is white and thin and gone altogether from some parts of my head. I’m short sighted and astigmatic. […]

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Guest writers, Richard Smithdefinition of health, disease, lifestyle, Peter Skrabanek, Sigmund Freud20 Comments

Anne Caley: Cycling and recycling

July 7, 2008

Having been back in Leicester for a couple of weeks, I have had the pleasure of being re-united with an old and faithful friend – my bike. […]

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Studentsbicycles, climate change, environment, transportation5 Comments

Tessa Richards: WHO in Tallinn

July 4, 2008

Start with Handel’s Alleluia chorus, include a fireworks display, lay on a dinner hosted by government, during which the director general of the WHO makes a cabaret style eulogy. Add […]

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Editors at large, Tessa Richardsglobal health, health policy, World Health Organization0 Comments

Joe Collier: A stab at future UK Drug Pricing Policy

July 3, 2008

We are now into the fifth month of the negotiations to reform the secretive and perverse (and essentially discredited) UK Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme (PPRS), and we can safely assume […]

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Guest writersdrugs, NHS, NICE, Office of Fair Trading, Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme1 Comment

Anna Donald prepares to move house

July 3, 2008

We have finally bought an apartment. A home in Sydney. We’ve been renting since October. Being in limbo on two fronts, health and home, was getting a bit much. So […]

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From the other sideCancer, chemotherapy, telecommunications12 Comments

Helen Barratt: In praise of the NHS

July 3, 2008

Studying for an MSc in Public Health this year, with students from a range of backgrounds, has been refreshing after years of learning and working with medics. However in classes, […]

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Junior doctorsfree health care, media, national health service, NHS at 603 Comments

Liz Wager: Speechless with admiration

July 1, 2008

Losing your power of speech is the stuff of nightmares but is a reality to many people after a stroke. I’ve just been on a one-day workshop run by Connect, […]

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David Payne: Continuous publication

June 30, 2008

Continuous publication marks a significant shift in BMJ’s publishing cycle. From now on we will be populating bmj.com with lots of new content on a daily basis, instead of using […]

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David Payne, Editors at largebmj.com, Continuous publication1 Comment

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