In the consulting room: a mild case of GDPR
In which we establish an evidential link between data protection legislation, headaches and depression in general practice… GP: What can I do […]
Month: April 2018
Come and join us
Are you going shopping this weekend? Where? Food shopping? Really? Do you still push the wheels around Tesco? They’ll deliver it to […]
No one to look after them
Here are some facts… The British Nationality Act 1948 gave UK citizenship to all people living in the United Kingdom and its […]
How often should you work out to lose weight, or gain muscle?
Working out like a beast, but not seeing the results in the mirror? Getting the right training schedule is ridiculously tricky – […]
Brave
Dame Julie Moore and Arsene Wenger gone in the same week. Both of these icons will have their fans and detractors. Anyone […]
Ex-MP Tessa Jowell first to donate data to medical database
Baroness Tessa Jowell has become the first person to donate her medical information to a new global database. The ex-culture secretary, who […]
How effective do you want to be
On the train, the first thing Anji does is find her iPhone and scroll through Facebook. Her SoMe, morning routine. Friends, nights-out, […]
Sir Trevor’s week
Sir Trevor Longstay, co-chair of the NHS Blithering STP Alliance has agreed to open up his private diary and share his reflections […]
Malaria experts fear disease’s resurgence
For the first time in 10 years, global malaria cases are no longer falling, sparking concerns about a resurgence of the too […]
It’s all we have
There is an excoriating piece in American Spectator… ‘Britain Holds Another Baby Hostage.’ It’s about Alfie Evans and draws upon the desperate […]