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The BMJ Today: Cancer, climate, and dementia

June 23, 2015

• Cancer diagnosis The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has released new guidelines to try to speed up the diagnosis of cancer. They recommend that all GPs […]

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Scarlett McNally on caring for a world population of 7 billion

May 29, 2012

A new hard-hitting film “Mother: caring for 7 billion” should be required viewing for all doctors, policy-makers, and other people. Its message is that the exponentially increasing world population is […]

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Mike Knapton and Tom Pierce: Doctors should take a leading role in tackling climate change

April 11, 2012

The recent Cambridge University Leadership Programme looked at sustainable development in health services worldwide. It was an opportunity to hear the evidence and arguments which were both persuasive and alarming. […]

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Robin Stott: How to avoid an 18th COP out

December 16, 2011

Three separate images from the recent 17th conference of the parties (COP 17)  in Durban, where I was as an observer on behalf of the climate and health council, frame […]

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David Pencheon: Sustainability by stealth – 8 steps to heaven

December 13, 2011

When I used to teach public health to medical students and other health professionals, I tried to set myself the challenge of helping people learn about populations, prevention, screening, social […]

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Maya Tickell-Painter: Where is health being included in the UN climate change negotiations?

December 12, 2011

Recently, you heard from Johnny Meldrum about why health professionals should care about climate change, and their role in the climate change negotiations. More than ever before, health professionals were […]

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David Pencheon: What is it about large scale change that makes anaesthetists act?

November 15, 2011

Change may be the new constant, but it is always important to understand who embraces change most readily, and where. Doctors in general are traditionally conservative, as those outside the […]

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Tracey Koehlmoos: Climate change, health, and security

November 14, 2011

On 17 October, I was fortunate to attend a daylong seminar at BMA House on “the health and security perspectives of climate change.” Uniquely, this programme pulled together medical and […]

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David Pencheon: Climate change and health – let’s get professional

September 13, 2011

I am still proud to be a doctor. This used to be because I looked up to inspirational mentors, tutors, and role models. I still do, although my inspiration is […]

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David Pencheon: Future-proof hospitals? Go straight for future-proof systems…

June 28, 2011

Chris Ham’s article in last week’s Observer newspaper (“Politicians have ducked hard decisions on the NHS for far too long” Sunday 19 June 2011), and a news story in this week’s BMJ […]

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