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David Eedy: What lessons can be learned from the collapse of dermatology services in Nottingham?

June 23, 2015

The independent investigation into the near collapse of the acute and paediatric dermatology service in Nottingham has called the process an “unmitigated disaster.” This collapse was foreseeable and avoidable, and […]

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Susannah Baron: On national strikes and difficult dermatology

March 1, 2012

You probably have not heard about the Tanzanian health strike, which has had a major impact on healthcare in the country recently. The strike, as far as I could gather […]

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Uncategorizeddermatology, Tanzania, toxic epidermal necrolysis0 Comments

Andrew Burd on Chinese medicine and Chinese trains

August 15, 2011

A few weeks ago I took the family on a trip to Wuhan. We went with another family and a family friend, so it was a jolly party that crossed […]

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UncategorizedChina, Chinese medicine, dermatology, trains3 Comments

Peter Lapsley: Acne on the web

April 1, 2011

It is good to be able to report good news from time to time, and this week brought with it some very good news indeed – the launch in London […]

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Editors at largeacne, dermatology0 Comments

Peter Lapsley: Please tick the box!

November 12, 2009

Some things never seem to change. I spent much of the ten years during which I ran the Skin Care Campaign (SCC) explaining patiently to the government and to pharmacists […]

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Guest writersdermatology, emollients, excipients, generic medicines, prescribing, skincare formulations5 Comments

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