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Tag: public health

Ike Anya: Tackling imported malaria in the UK

December 6, 2011

It is a typical busy, Thursday afternoon in the office in central London, as I recall the mental note I made to myself earlier that day: ring GP practice to […]

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Global health, Guest writersmalaria, public health0 Comments

David Buck: Obesity and public health – a taxing issue

November 29, 2011

Obesity, and its control, is high on the public health agenda. Recently the Lancet published a series of important papers on the science and social science of obesity and its prevention. According […]

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The King's fundfat tax, obesity, public health2 Comments

Richard Smith: UN meeting on NCDs – day two

September 21, 2011

Tuesday 20 September. Day two 7.10 Traffic is gridlocked near the UN building because so many streets are shut. Obama hits the UN today—not unfortunately the NCD meeting. […]

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Richard Smithnon-communicable diseases, public health, UN summit0 Comments

Richard Vize on banning outdoor smoking

August 24, 2011

Four years after the ban on smoking in public buildings was extended across the whole of the UK, libertarian hackles are being raised again, this time by local government moves […]

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Guest writerscigarettes, public health, smoking ban6 Comments

Stephen Ginn: Whither the riots? A theory digest

August 18, 2011

Last week’s riots took place across different nights in multiple cities and involved no one ethnic group.  The reasons behind them are complex and a unifying theory is likely to […]

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Uncategorizedpublic health, riots3 Comments

Douglas Noble on the riots

August 18, 2011

The recent riots in London and across the UK have been an awakening for many to realise the deep seated social problems in post modern British society.  The right look […]

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Richard Smith: What to do about binge drinking?

August 3, 2011

Earlier this week I attended a lunch in an expensive London restaurant where a motley collection of people discussed what to do about binge drinking. Alcohol was served, but I […]

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Richard SmithBinge drinking, public health2 Comments

Richard Smith: My vain search for a pro-mammography speaker

August 1, 2011

For the past two months I have been trying to find somebody to speak in in favour of mammography in a debate, but I have failed. Some six people have […]

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Richard Smithmammography, public health, screening13 Comments

Domhnall MacAuley: Public health summer school

July 12, 2011

Does your research really matter? Most VIP introductions are bland and unchallenging. Not this time. When (Professor Sir) Peter Gregson, vice chancellor at Queen’s University Belfast, introduced the joint summer […]

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Domhnall MacAuleyalcohol, exercise, public health, research1 Comment

Martin McShane: Substantially amend

May 12, 2011

“If you feel confused you probably know what is going on.”  Out in PCT land it is fascinating to watch and listen to all the noise and thunder in the […]

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Martin McShane, NHSNHS reforms, public health0 Comments
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