Royal Ascot 1956

Hippocratic Post | 18th June 2018 | Lifestyle, Video | No Comments |

Share:

About
Latest Posts

Hippocratic Post

The Hippocratic Editorial and VT team. Please send your suggestions to [email protected]

Latest posts by Hippocratic Post (see all)

More people choosing alternative medicine - 14th November 2018
Understanding type 2 diabetes in Malawi - 13th November 2018
Poor aerobic fitness in children risk of heart disease - 7th November 2018

Share:

Tags: hats, Horse Racing, Royal Ascot, The Queen

Add your comment

More in this category

Leave a Reply

Please Login to comment

Subscribe

Integrative, Lifestyle, NHS
More people choosing alternative medicine
Use of practitioner-led complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), such as acupuncture, massage, osteopathy and chiropractic treatment, rose from 12 per cent of the population in 2005 to 16 per cent …
Diabetes, Global Reach, Out of Africa
Understanding type 2 diabetes in Malawi
Researchers at the University of Glasgow are collaborating with Malawian scientists to try to find out why some people in Malawi develop type 2 diabetes – even though many are …
Infection/Disease, NHS, Paediatrics, Pharmacy/Drugs
Safety concerns around aluminium adjuvants
It is approximately 10 years since we began our investigations into aluminium adjuvants and specifically their mode of action. We have reviewed the field in our new publication in Allergy, …
Events, Junior Doctors, NHS, Nursing, Student Blogs, Women's Health
Keeping NHS workers safe
As NHS workers, we’ve all felt uneasy or isolated at times travelling home late, or in the wee hours. On November 8th the Suzi Lamplugh Trust, founded in 1986, by …
Global Reach, Innovation
Remembering Stephen Hawking
When Stephen Hawking and I first met through our families’ common interest in autism, I respectfully addressed him as Professor Hawking. To be immediately (or as immediately as his then …

The Royal Society of Medicine blogs

The Royal Society of Medicine

View all posts from The RSM »

LATEST: Children are half of sport injury-related A&E attendances