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Embracing Afghanistan’s refugees into the UK’s health and social care system

October 24, 2021

The response to refugees arriving in the UK after the international emergency in Afghanistan requires health professionals to be equipped for the needs of this population. The integration of this […]

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A global health response to gender justice requires continued engagement

October 22, 2021

The 2021 Global Peace Index reports a significant deterioration in global peace over the last fifteen years. [1] The Global Humanitarian Overview 2021 reports an increase in the number of […]

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What game theory can teach us about controlling pandemics

October 21, 2021

Although the daily number of new covid-19 infections globally is thankfully falling, there are still around 240,000 new infections worldwide each day, and there are many “hot spots” of uncontrolled […]

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Single use plastic in healthcare must not become the new normal 

October 20, 2021

We must not let our reliance on single-use plastic in healthcare become the “new normal” or set-back the strides taken prior to the covid-19 pandemic to address the primary existential […]

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Practising medicine in the virtual world—continuity of care is even more important

October 19, 2021

If the covid-19 pandemic has taught us all one thing, it is the value of human relationships. More than ever before, doctors, nurses, and all allied healthcare professionals are working […]

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Setting up a vaccination programme for immunocompromised patients

October 19, 2021

On 1 September 2021 the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) recommended that certain patients aged 12 and over, who were thought to be immuno-suppressed (through disease or medication) […]

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A step towards decolonising medical training

October 12, 2021

Charu Chopra looks at how knowledge of our shared past and present could help the NHS to challenge workplace inequalities and discrimination […]

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Elaine Mulcahy: A healthy prescription for a cleaner future

October 11, 2021

In a powerful letter to be delivered during COP26, the world’s health community will call on world leaders to take real action to put the world on a path that […]

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Exercise Alice: the UK government tested the response to a coronavirus, but why are we only discovering this now?

October 11, 2021

If we don’t seem to have learned much from Exercise Alice, what can we learn from the attempts to conceal it, asks Martin McKee […]

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Turning the tide: The Obesity Health Alliance’s healthy weight strategy 

October 8, 2021

Tides are notoriously difficult to turn. But, when the time is right, even the strongest tides will turn—and now is one of those critical moments in relation to overweight and […]

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