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Juliet Walker: BMJ in the news

February 25, 2009

The social networking site Mumsnet is running a lively debate about how breast feeding rates could be increased. It was triggered by two recent BMJ research articles. You can follow the […]

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Uncategorizedbreast screening, breastfeeding, Cancer, Mumsnet, smoking0 Comments

James Raftery: End of life drugs – what premium? Pt 2

February 23, 2009

Having recommended NHS use of sunitinib for renal cancer, the appraisal committee of the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) issued separate draft guidance for consultation, recommending against […]

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James Raftery's NICE blogsCancer, end of life drugs, health technology assessment, NICE guidance1 Comment

James Raftery: End of life drugs—what premium? Pt 1

February 20, 2009

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), the UK drugs watchdog, is currently appraising the use of four drugs—bevacizumab, sorafenib, sunitinib, and temsirolimus—for the treatment of advanced or […]

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James Raftery's NICE blogsCancer, end of life drugs, health technology assessment, NICE guidance0 Comments

Anna Donald

February 2, 2009

Anna died on the morning of 1 February, Sydney time. She was surrounded by her family and by the prayers and thoughts of her friends around the world. Anna took […]

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From the other sideAnna Donald, Cancer49 Comments

Anna Donald on the joy of carers and nasogastric tubes

December 22, 2008

I’m lying in bed at 4 in the afternoon drinking Yakult. The little pot of yoghurty bacteria, recommended by a friend. I have no idea if it will help my […]

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From the other sideAustralia, Cancer, nutrition40 Comments

Anna Donald blogging again

December 12, 2008

It’s been a bit of a rough five weeks, as readers might have guessed from the protracted absence of blogs. Apparently I was “overdosed” on chemotherapy and ended up in […]

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From the other sideAustralian Medical Assocation, Cancer, chemotherapy, nursing, odema, palliative care, vomitting26 Comments

Richard Smith on why diabetes envies cancer

December 11, 2008

Those who campaign on diabetes envy those who campaign on cancer because cancer gets so much more attention than diabetes. Indeed, the diabetes campaigners are very frustrated that diabetes is […]

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Guest writers, Richard SmithAIDS, Cancer, Diabetes, HIV, Oxford, Said Business School2 Comments

Ice cold in Alice with Anna Donald

November 3, 2008

I have just returned from a 40-year “anniversary” with my father, who adopted me, sort of, at two. A long time ago. When Morris Minors still bootled about with wooden […]

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From the other sideAlice Springs, Cancer, chemotherapy, docetaxol10 Comments

Anna Donald: When I wish I didn’t have cancer

September 18, 2008

I am lying in bed, propped up with a silly number of pillows. I’ve stolen my husband’s, who is spending the night in Taree, a small country town about four […]

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From the other sideCancer, family life, stopping smoking19 Comments

Tessa Richards: Postoperative posting

September 15, 2008

Sarah Palin may have raised the profile of female politicians, but I’m lifting my glass to the girls who saw me through surgery last week. I did spot the odd […]

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Editors at large, Tessa RichardsCancer, healthcare, hospital, NHS, patient, surgery4 Comments
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