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We are privileged to be doing the work we do: screening disadvantaged people for Tuberculosis (TB) and treating them. We work in slums, villages, mountains, and islands, with people of …
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Resisting the Allure of Black Friday
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Compulsive Buying Disorder – or shopping addiction – is a damaging behaviour and remains the occasional rather than the norm. But increasing focus is being put on the inability to …
Health Leaders Set Priorities for New Gorvernment
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Health leaders across England have urged the incoming Government to address the critical issues that will improve and transform services for patients as they warn that a lack of staffing …
Lifestyle medicine
Caution Advised in Trea...
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A number of recent cases suggest that sex reassignment surgeries remain the most controversial tool …
Being Human...
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A major new gallery opens this week at Wellcome Collection explores the meaning of being …
The Rise in Trendy Gins...
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The rise in trendy gins – and ‘bottomless’ G&T brunches – risks fuelling the UK’s …
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Queen’s University Belfast Awarded Research Grant to Improve Bone Marrow Cancer Treatment
Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast have received the first scientific research grant from MDS UK …
Talking Points
One Young World:
One Young World Summit to address sexual violence
Actor & Campaigner Terry Crews to address sexual violence at One Young World’s 2018 Summit …
All Creatures:
Blue-green algae can be fatal to your dog
Environmental Health often place blue green algae warnings around lakes, ponds and lochs. This warns …
Global Reach:
Aretha Franklin – her neuroendocrine cancer
As a star-studded crowd in Detroit wished a final farewell to Aretha Franklin the Queen …
On The Couch:
Professor Sir Simon Wessely on war, terror and the brain
Professor Sir Simon Wessely is President, Royal Society of Medicine and former President of the …